Aruba will serve as the host location for the ITF Beach Tennis Sand Series, which will officially become the eighth Sand Series competition that has ever been hosted during the current year. The qualifying round is scheduled to take place on November 14, and the main draw is scheduled to take place between November 15 and November 17. It will be the first time that the event has ever awarded prize money of $75,000, which will put it in the same category as Reunion Island, which is one of the tournaments that pays out the most money on the circuit. The entire prize pool for the eight-day competition, which comprises singles, mixed doubles, and MVP, delivers a total reward of US$95,000, which is equal to R$520,000. The odds that are in place on Wednesday suggest that the overall prize pool will be worth US$95,000 for the tournament.

Aruba will also serve as the host location for the ITF Pan American Beach Tennis Championships, which will take place from November 7-10 respectively. The Sand Series will be the event that takes place in connection with this. This regional tournament brings together the most notable players from the Pan-American region in order to fight for titles in the Men’s Doubles, Women’s Doubles, and Mixed Doubles categories. The goal of the event is to determine who will emerge victorious?

On the International Tennis Federation Beach Tennis World Tour, the Sand Series is composed of the most significant competitions. In order to guarantee that the greatest players have the chance to earn more ranking points and greater cash prizes, these events are designed to ensure that they participate.

The Sand Series 75 competition will attract players from all over the world because it will provide a larger prize pool and greater ranking points than prior tournaments. Players will be lured to participate in the competition because of these two factors. During the course of the Aruba Open, which is a celebration and festival of beach tennis that lasts for a whole week, this competition serves as the conclusion of the event. In the beginning of the Aruba Open, there are three days of intense competition, which culminate in the finals on Sunday, which is when the champion is selected.

The International Tennis Federation Pan American Beach Tennis Championships will include a wide range of competitions, and nations from the Pan American region will be competing in a number of categories. Through participation in the International Tennis Federation Beach Tennis Tour, players have the opportunity to earn valuable ranking points that may be used toward entry into Regional Championships. Through the course of its history, the championships have been held at a variety of locations around the region, including Chile in the year before and Argentina in the year 2022. Chile was the location of the championships in the previous year. Aruba is going to play home to the event for the very first time since 2019, and the organizers are looking forward to a setting that is both exciting and competitive.

The International Tennis Federation (ITF) has granted the Aruba Open Sand Series status, in addition to the Pan American Beach Tennis Games, which will bring world-class beach tennis to The Bahamas. Franz Sydow, the President of the Aruba Lawn Tennis Bond, stated his delight in the fact that the ITF has granted this status. Beach Tennis Aruba is deserving of a great deal of praise as they continue to establish the reasons why they are in the situation that they are in at the moment.

The International Tennis Federation (ITF) has recognized Beach Tennis Aruba for its commitment to professionalism, sporting excellence, and the flourishing of our beach tennis community. This honor highlights Beach Tennis Aruba’s attention to these aspects. We would want to extend a warm welcome to athletes and fans from all over the world so that they may have the chance to feel the warmth and enthusiasm for competition that our island has to offer.

“When you play beach tennis, you grow up thinking about playing and beating Aruba, we call it the Wimbledon of our sport,” said Flaminia Daina, who is now ranked fifth in the world and holding the title of current champion. Daina is also the current holder of the title of current champion. Being a part of this and seeing the tournament’s ongoing expansion and success year after year is something that fills me with an overwhelming sense of confidence and pride. Our sincere appreciation goes out to Beach Tennis Aruba for their tireless efforts in bringing our dream to fruition. Take me to Aruba, would you?

The director of the Aruba Open Beach Tennis Championship Tournament, Marc Kiezebrink, expressed his gratitude to the International Tennis Federation (ITF) for entrusting Beach Tennis Aruba with the responsibility of hosting the ITF Pan American Beach Tennis Championships once again and for granting Sand Series status to the Aruba Open. As a result of these two events, Beach Tennis Aruba has been given the opportunity to host the tournament. “We are pleased to announce that the prize money for the Aruba Open has increased to $75,000, and we would like to express our gratitude to our partners, particularly Marriott Bonvoy.”