The tournament has been granted official status by the WTA Tour, the
women’s professional tennis circuit, in the ‘International’ category.
It will feature 32 players for the singles competition and a draw of 16 for the doubles.
The event is designated to take place at the national tennis centre
of Swiss Tennis. A new indoor arena is due to be completed in February
2017.
InfrontRingier will market the national media rights to the event – with the international rights lying with the WTA.
The company is offering a title sponsorship opportunity, as well as
further attractive partner packages around the event together with
access to an exclusive hospitality area that will serve up to 400
people.
Lukas Troxler, Deputy Managing Director of InfrontRingier and
designated Tournament Director, commented: “We are more than proud to
partner with Octagon to bring the WTA Tour to the country, especially at
this time, as Swiss women’s tennis is experiencing tremendous
international success and a huge upward trend.
"Tennis fans in Switzerland are eager and enthusiastic to support
their players and it is exciting for the country to once again become a
world stage for tennis. We would like to extend our thanks also to Swiss
Tennis for its support and look forward to continuing our successful
collaboration.”
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These days began The Porsche Tennis Grand Prix, which takes place in Stuttgart, Germany. Throughout the tournament you can watch many quality games, with a lot of top ranked players, like Simona Halep, Angelique Kerber, or Agnieszka Radwanska.
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