Hotel bookings for the 2026 ATP Finals in Turin

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On 6 November 2026 Federalberghi Torino, the hoteliers' association, released data on hotel bookings for the Nitto ATP Finals, the tennis tournament held in Turin from 15 to 22 November 2026. According to this data, the occupancy rate expected for the tournament's nine nights is around 1.5% higher than the forecasts recorded for the 2025 edition, when hotel occupancy over the nine nights of the Finals had exceeded 87% overall.[1]

Comparison with the previous edition

The figure is significant because the 2026 edition falls in a different period from 2025: last year the ATP Finals were held from 9 to 15 November, while in 2026 the tournament runs from 15 to 22 November. The calendar of other city events also changes: in 2025 the opening weekend had benefited from coinciding with the Turin derby (Derby della Mole) on 8 November at the Allianz Stadium, while in 2026 Juventus play at home against Venezia on 22 November, at midday. According to Federalberghi Torino, these factors did not prevent bookings from growing, confirming the tournament's ability to generate tourist demand of its own.[1]

International demand

Among the draws for the 2026 edition is the presence of Italian tennis player Flavio Cobolli, an attraction for the domestic audience. Federalberghi Torino also highlights the international component of demand, which helps strengthen Turin's visibility on foreign tourism markets. The president of Federalberghi Torino, Fabio Borio, said the ATP Finals represent an opportunity for the city's economy, able to draw visitors from around the world and generate benefits for the area, highlighting the joint work of the Piedmont Region, the City of Turin, the Chamber of Commerce and the other bodies involved in organising the event.[1]

Confirmation for 2027

Federalberghi Torino also welcomed the confirmation that the Nitto ATP Finals will be held in Turin again for the 2027 edition.[1]

Sources

  1. ATP Finals 2026, prenotazioni alberghi Torino — Quotidiano Piemontese, 6 November 2026

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