International Tennis Packages (Tickets + Hotel)
Book tickets for the world's major tennis tournaments with EsaSport. From the hard courts of Melbourne to the clay of Madrid and Rome, and the indoor arenas of Rotterdam, Paris and Turin, our packages combine tournament session tickets with a stay in a selected hotel, all in one booking. Choose your tournament, your session and the length of your stay, then book your next tennis trip.
Tuesday 17 November 2026
ATP Finals - 17/11 (Afternoon Session)
Wednesday 18 November 2026
ATP Finals - 18/11 (Afternoon Session)
Thursday 19 November 2026
ATP Finals - 19/11 (Afternoon Session)
ATP Finals - 19/11 (Evening Session)
Friday 20 November 2026
ATP Finals - 20/11 (Afternoon Session)
Saturday 21 November 2026
ATP Finals - 21/11 (Semifinal - Afternoon Session)
Sunday 22 November 2026
ATP Finals - 22/11 (Final)
Sunday 29 November 2026
Davis Cup Final 8
Saturday 12 December 2026
UTS Gothenburg by BNP Paribas
Sunday 13 December 2026
UTS Gothenburg by BNP Paribas
Sunday 17 January 2027
Australian Tennis 2027 - Sunday Day Session (John Cain Arena)
Australian Tennis 2027 - Sunday Day Session (Margaret Court Arena)
Australian Tennis 2027 - Sunday Day Session (Rod Laver Arena)
Australian Tennis 2027 - Sunday Night Session (John Cain Arena)
Australian Tennis 2027 - Sunday Night Session (Margaret Court)
Australian Tennis 2027 - Sunday Night Session (Rod Laver Arena)
Monday 18 January 2027
Australian Tennis 2027 - Monday Day Session (John Cain Arena)
Australian Tennis 2027 - Monday Day Session (Margaret Court Arena)
Australian Tennis 2027 - Monday Day Session (Rod Laver Arena)
Australian Tennis 2027 - Monday Night Session (John Cain Arena)
Australian Tennis 2027 - Monday Night Session (Margaret Court)
The Tennis Season with EsaSport
Tennis never stops: from January to November, the tour travels across continents, surfaces and cities. With EsaSport, you can follow the major tournaments throughout the season and choose the time of year and the destination that suit you best.
- Australian Open (Melbourne, January): the first Grand Slam of the year opens the season in the middle of the Australian summer. Matches are played on the hard courts of Melbourne Park, across Rod Laver Arena, Margaret Court Arena and John Cain Arena.
- ABN AMRO Open (Rotterdam, February): an ATP 500 event and one of the most important indoor tournaments in Europe. At Rotterdam Ahoy, fans sit close to the court and every session feels like a big occasion.
- Mutua Madrid Open (Madrid, April–May): the Caja Mágica hosts one of the biggest clay-court tournaments of the year, with both ATP Masters 1000 and WTA 1000 draws, the level just below the four Grand Slams. Madrid's altitude makes the ball fly faster than usual, and after the evening sessions the city's famous nightlife is waiting for you.
- Italian Open – Internazionali BNL d'Italia (Rome, May): at the Foro Italico, surrounded by marble statues and monumental architecture, the best men and women in the world fine-tune their game ahead of Roland Garros. It is Italy's most important tennis tournament, with a history dating back to 1930.
- Rolex Paris Masters (Paris, October–November): the last ATP Masters 1000 event of the season is played indoors at Paris La Défense Arena. For many players, it is the final chance to earn the ranking points they need to qualify for the ATP Finals.
- Nitto ATP Finals (Turin, November): the season-ending championship brings together the year's top eight singles players and top eight doubles teams at the Inalpi Arena. From the group stage onwards, every match is a clash between champions.
- ...and many more tennis tournaments.
Hard Court, Clay or Indoor: Choose Your Tennis
Every surface offers a different way to watch the game. On the hard courts of Melbourne, tennis is fast and balanced, with powerful servers and baseline players on an equal footing. On the clay of Madrid and Rome, rallies tend to be longer and players slide into their shots: it is the surface for fans who love tactics, patience and endurance. The indoor tournaments in Rotterdam, Paris and Turin are played under a roof, so there are no rain delays and no wind, just an arena atmosphere where every reaction from the crowd echoes around the court.
Pick the surface that matches the tennis you love to watch.
Day, Evening and Final Sessions: Which One to Choose
At tennis tournaments, each day is split into sessions, and each session has its own ticket. The day session starts in the late morning or early afternoon. The evening session is played under the lights, with a more electric atmosphere.
In the first days of a tournament, you see many different players in action. Round after round, only the strongest remain and every point matters more, all the way to the semi-finals and the final.
With EsaSport, you choose your session, set the length of your stay and, if you like, follow several days of the same tournament.
Tennis Trips in Europe and Around the World
Hear the sound of the ball hitting the strings, the silence before a decisive serve, the roar of the crowd as the winner closes out the match. Then step outside the arena and explore the city: lively squares and restaurants where you can relive every rally over dinner. It's more than a tennis match. It's a trip you will remember for a long time.
Whether you travel solo, with your partner, with family or with a group of tennis-loving friends, EsaSport has the right tennis package for you. It also makes the perfect gift for anyone who loves tennis and authentic experiences.
Your tickets are sent by email a few days before the event, together with your hotel voucher. Your seats are guaranteed in the section you selected, and if a better option becomes available, you receive a free upgrade.


