The ATP Tour Calendar for the 2026 season has been announced, and tennis fans can look forward to a few amendments on the professional tennis circuit next season.
The regular ATP season features 59 tournaments and four Grand Slam events across 29 countries. The 2026 season is set to follow it's annual format, with a few changes that should elevate the fan experience next year.
Match attendance is at a record high, says ATP Chairman
The 2026 ATP season will still feature nine ATP Masters 1000 events, 16 ATP 500 tournaments and 29 ATP 250 events. However, the Estoril Open will rejoin the calendar as an ATP 250 event in July, with the Marseille ATP 250 tournament moving from February to October. Additionally, the Stockholm ATP 250 moves from October to November, while the Metz ATP 250 will no longer take place.
"The 2026 calendar is a reflection of everything we’ve been working on through OneVision—making the fan experience better, growing our tournaments, and giving players more value," said ATP Chairman Andrea Gaudenzi. "With premium events in some of the most iconic cities, we’re showcasing what makes our sport so special. Last season, we saw record-breaking attendance, and we’re excited to keep that momentum going into next year.”
The year-ending ATP Finals will take place in Italy, with the Next Gen ATP Finals occurring in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. Additionally, there will be three Team events, the United Cup, the Laver Cup and the Davis Cup.
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