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Emirates extends partnership with ATP through 2030

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Emirates extends partnership with ATP through 2030
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Michael Doersam Chief Financial & Group Services Officer | Emirates Airline

Emirates has extended its global premier partnership with the ATP until 2030, continuing its presence at nearly 60 ATP tournaments across six continents each season. The airline's net branding will remain a familiar sight for millions of tennis fans worldwide. Emirates will also maintain prominent marketing rights and brand visibility throughout the season.

Starting in 2026, Emirates will expand its brand presence by becoming the ATP's first umpire sleeve patch partner. This move builds on Emirates' existing associations with major sports sponsorships, including the NBA, ICC, World Rugby, EPCR, and SailGP.

Boutros Boutros, Emirates Executive Vice President of Corporate Communications, Marketing and Brand stated: "The ATP Tour’s expanding international influence and reach creates an exceptional platform for Emirates to connect with tennis fans worldwide and build a consistent, authentic brand association with the sport. Through exceptional hospitality and strategic on-ground activations at the world's most prestigious tournaments, we’re strengthening engagement with our loyal customer base to remain top-of-mind. We're committed to working closely with the ATP and leveraging this partnership further as we continue expanding Emirates’ global tennis footprint."

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Daniele Sano, ATP Chief Business Officer said: “Emirates has been a constant presence on the ATP Tour for over a decade, and this renewal is a big moment for both of us. It speaks to the strength of our relationship and everything we’ve built together. Right now, the Tour is in a really exciting place. We’re seeing record attendance, growing commercial interest, and real momentum across the board. We’re proud to keep building with a partner, and a truly premium brand that shares our belief in the future of the sport.”

In addition to using ATP’s digital channels for promotions, Emirates plans to collaborate with players through digital campaigns integrating some of tennis's biggest stars into its brand initiatives. The ATP Tour connects Emirates with more than 5 million fans on-site each season.

Apart from its involvement in the ATP Tour, Emirates sponsors all four Grand Slam tournaments: Australian Open, Roland-Garros, Wimbledon, and US Open.

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