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September 2026
30augAll Day13sepUS OpenTennis
The US Open is one of tennis’s most prestigious tournaments, played on outdoor hard courts at the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center in
The US Open is one of tennis’s most prestigious tournaments, played on outdoor hard courts at the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center in Queens, New York. It gathers the sport’s top athletes for singles, doubles, and mixed doubles, with Fan Week offering early access to practice sessions, interactive events, and exhibitions before the main competition begins.
The complex includes iconic venues such as Arthur Ashe Stadium, Louis Armstrong Stadium, and the Grandstand, each offering a unique atmosphere for fans. Arthur Ashe Stadium remains the largest tennis arena in the world, drawing packed crowds for marquee matches.
Tickets can be purchased directly from the US Open’s official website or through its verified partner, Ticketmaster, which offers both standard and resale tickets. The tournament uses mobile ticketing, allowing fans to manage entry and transfers through the official US Open app.
Beyond the tournament, visitors can explore the cultural and entertainment attractions of New York City. From world-class museums and Broadway theatres to Central Park, the Statue of Liberty, and the diverse dining scene, the city offers endless opportunities for sightseeing before or after a day at the matches.
Information believed correct at time of publication. Please confirm details on the official website before booking arrangements. Dates not yet confirmed.
United States
04sepAll Day13Women's Basketball World Cup 2026FIBA
The FIBA Women’s Basketball World Cup 2026 will be held in Berlin, Germany, bringing together 16 of the world’s top national women’s teams for an
The FIBA Women’s Basketball World Cup 2026 will be held in Berlin, Germany, bringing together 16 of the world’s top national women’s teams for an elite international basketball tournament. The event takes place across two premium venues: Arena Berlin, located in the heart of the city, and Max-Schmeling Halle, known for its historic atmosphere.
Tickets for the World Cup are available for purchase via FIBA’s official ticketing platform. Fans can choose from various options, including day passes, session tickets, family or group packages, and more. The Final Weekend pass lets spectators attend both semi-finals and the final.
Qualifying for the tournament is achieved through four global Qualifying Tournaments, scheduled in March before the World Cup. These involve teams from all continents and include automatic berths for the host nation and top continental champions. The Pre-Qualifying Tournaments were held in Mexico City and Kigali, Rwanda, laying the groundwork for the later qualifiers.
Berlin, the capital of Germany, is a top travel destination in Europe. The city seamlessly blends modern culture with its rich history, featuring landmarks such as the Brandenburg Gate, the Berlin Wall Memorial, the Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe, Museum Island, and the Topography of Terror Museum, among many other attractions.
For basketball enthusiasts, exploring the city between games provides an opportunity to experience world-class sightseeing, diverse culinary options, vibrant nightlife, and more.
Information believed correct at time of publication. Please confirm details on the official website before booking arrangements. .
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20sep9:30 amCopenhagen Half MarathonRunning Race
The Copenhagen Half Marathon is a world-class event held in Denmark’s capital, featuring 21.1 km of flat, wide roads optimized for fast times and personal bests. The route starts in Østerbro
The Copenhagen Half Marathon is a world-class event held in Denmark’s capital, featuring 21.1 km of flat, wide roads optimized for fast times and personal bests. The route starts in Østerbro and winds through iconic neighbourhoods such as Vesterbro, Frederiksberg, Nørrebro, and the Inner City, offering smooth running and excellent crowd support.
Along the way, runners pass impressive landmarks including The King’s New Square, the Marble Church, Christiansborg Palace, The Old Stock Exchange, the Black Diamond, and Frederiksberg Allé. Power Zones—high-energy sections with live DJs, bands, and cheering fans—add to the lively atmosphere. Timing is tracked with chip timing, and hydration, medical support, and refreshment zones are available.
As a destination-running experience, post-race visitors can explore Copenhagen’s must-see attractions: historic Gamla Stan, charming canals, the historic Tivoli Gardens, and Nyhavn’s colourful waterfront. The compact city center and efficient public transport—metro and S-trains—make it easy to explore the city before or after racing. Public squares, cultural venues, waterfront promenades, royal palaces, and vibrant cafés make Copenhagen a top choice for runners seeking race and travel in one package.
Information believed correct at time of publication. Please confirm details on the official website before booking arrangements.
Denmark
27sep10:00 amHCA Marathon DenmarkRunning Race
The HCA Marathon takes place in Odense, the birthplace of Hans Christian Andersen, offering a flat, certified course through Denmark’s third-largest city. The event includes full and half marathon options
The HCA Marathon takes place in Odense, the birthplace of Hans Christian Andersen, offering a flat, certified course through Denmark’s third-largest city. The event includes full and half marathon options and is known for its PR-friendly profile, supported by efficient organization and enthusiastic volunteers. Runners begin and end near Odense Idrætspark, passing a mix of residential areas, green spaces, and commercial districts. The route is designed for spectators and features designated cheer zones and music stages, creating an energetic atmosphere from start to finish.
A hallmark of the race is its connection to local culture: Andersen-themed signage, medals, and mile markers reflect the city’s literary heritage. International participants can expect reliable course services, including hydration points, chip timing, pace groups, and secure baggage handling. As one of Denmark’s key running events, the HCA Marathon attracts a broad mix of amateur and elite runners aiming for fast times.
Odense itself is ideal for race travel. The city blends modern infrastructure with history, and visitors can explore the Hans Christian Andersen Museum, Odense Cathedral, and the lively Brandts Art Center. The compact city center makes sightseeing easy before or after race day.
Information believed correct at time of publication. Please confirm details on the official website before booking arrangements.
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