The world’s tennis spotlight will once again turn to Turin, Italy, from November 9–16, 2025, for the Nitto ATP Finals—the season-ending championship that brings together the top eight singles players and doubles teams in the ATP Race to Turin. With a fresh wave of enhancements, record-breaking attendance expectations, and the promise of unforgettable on- and off-court experiences, this year’s tournament aims to be bigger, bolder, and more captivating than ever.
A Tournament That Keeps Raising the Bar
The ATP Finals aren’t just another tennis tournament—they’re the grand finale of the men’s tennis season. Turin, which has hosted the event since 2021, is entering its fifth consecutive year and has already secured the competition for at least one more year through 202625. Organizers, led by the Italian Tennis and Padel Federation (FITP), have unveiled a Masterplan that blends elite sport, world-class entertainment, luxury hospitality, and sustainable innovation.
President Angelo Binaghi summed it up best: “We want to make this edition bigger and more beautiful, bringing together Italy’s sporting excellence and our unique cultural heritage.”
Major Upgrades to the Fan Experience
More Seats, More Energy
Demand for tickets is soaring, with fans from over 100 countries vying for a spot. To meet this, the Inalpi Arena will add 684 new seats per session in 2025, bringing total capacity to over 13,000 by next year. This means more spectators, more atmosphere, and more revenue reinvested into the sport.
Luxury Hospitality
Hospitality areas are being redesigned with Michelin-starred dining—including contributions from Da Vittorio, La Credenza, Casa Format, and legendary pastry chef Iginio Massari. For corporate partners, a dedicated 3-Michelin-star restaurant will be a highlight.
Fan Village Expansion
The Fan Village—a hub of food, music, interactive sports zones, and sponsor activations—will be 10% larger than 2024, accommodating up to 5,750 people at a time. Visitors can enjoy padel, pickleball, beach tennis, and even eSports in the upgraded Simulation Hub, featuring AI and virtual reality experiences.
Entertainment Meets Elite Tennis
The Grand Opening Show on November 6 will transform the Inalpi Arena into a concert venue, featuring Max Pezzali and Pinguini Tattici Nucleari in a “super tie-break” of live hits—over 20 songs performed between the nets.
Throughout the week, the Music Break program will bring live performances from top Italian artists between matches, blending sport and culture like never before.
Economic and Social Impact
The 2024 edition generated over €503 million in total economic impact for the region, created 3,431 jobs, and achieved a 97% fan satisfaction rate. For 2025, projections are even higher, thanks to increased ticket sales, expanded hospitality offerings, and greater international media exposure.
Binaghi emphasizes that the ATP Finals’ impact goes beyond the economy: “We’ve introduced tennis and padel to more than 120,000 young people in Piemonte since hosting began. This is a legacy that will last for generations.”
Star Power on Display
The 2025 player lineup promises blockbuster matchups:
- Jannik Sinner (defending champion, Wimbledon 2025 winner)
- Carlos Alcaraz (Roland Garros champion, current Race leader)
- Lorenzo Musetti (chasing his first ATP Finals appearance)
- Novak Djokovic (seeking his 18th qualification)
- Doubles hopes: Bolelli/Vavassori, ranked #6 in the Race
The tournament could also determine the year-end World No. 1, adding another layer of drama for fans.
Why Turin Is the Perfect Host
For international visitors—especially from the U.S.—Turin offers the perfect mix of world-class sport and cultural exploration. Nestled in the foothills of the Alps, the city is famous for its historic cafés, Baroque architecture, and exquisite cuisine. Day trips to Piedmont’s wine country or ski resorts are easy, making the ATP Finals a gateway to an unforgettable Italian getaway.
Plan Your Trip
Tickets are already on sale for matches, the Fan Village, and the Grand Opening Show at tickets.nittoatpfinals.com. With Turin’s hotels and restaurants filling up fast during tournament week, early booking is essential.
For more insights into Italy’s top sporting events, explore our coverage of the Davis Cup in Bologna and discover how Turin continues to position itself as a luxury destination. You can also read about other prestigious tournaments in our Tennis section for the latest updates and travel inspiration.
