Verified Match Access
We source Grand Slam and Masters tickets through independent verified channels for all three tournaments, with premium seats chosen around your group's preferences and program flow.

From New York's Flushing Meadows to the glamour of Indian Wells and the energy of Miami, Get Americas builds tailor-made travel packages around each tournament, so you can experience elite tennis and discover all three host cities in style.
From the first hotel block to the last transfer on match day, Get Americas handles every operational detail: site inspections, ground transport, restaurant buyouts, and on-court experiences. Everything is pre-negotiated, pre-positioned, and delivered without surprises. Your group enjoys the tennis. We manage everything around it.
We source Grand Slam and Masters tickets through independent verified channels for all three tournaments, with premium seats chosen around your group's preferences and program flow.
Hotels chosen for easy access to each tournament, from Midtown Manhattan to the Miami waterfront and Palm Springs.
We coordinate private luxury SUVs, executive sedans, and match-day shuttles across the full tournament. From airport arrival to stadium entry, every transfer runs on time.
A dedicated on-site host and priority arrangements add premium touches to Grand Slam and Masters match days, for corporate incentives and discerning travelers.
We build city tours, culinary programs, and exclusive venue access around the tennis calendar, because the tournament extends well beyond the court.
A dedicated Get Americas concierge arranges restaurant tables, nightlife, and local experiences throughout the tournament. One contact handles every question, every delay, and every last-minute change.
Indian Wells in February and March is more than a tennis tournament. It's the moment the California desert shifts into a different gear: courts framed by mountains, the full ATP and WTA fields competing in a setting that rivals anything on the Grand Slam calendar, and a crowd that travels from across Europe and the Americas. The BNP Paribas Open is one of the most prestigious events outside the four Majors, and the stadium, the desert light, and the sheer scale of it stay with you. Beyond the courts, Palm Springs delivers: championship golf, spa resorts built on natural hot springs, mid-century modern architecture, and a high-desert landscape unlike anything else in tennis. Get Americas has been building programs around this event for years: the city, the courts, the crowd, all of it.







Get Americas builds every Indian Wells Open program from scratch, around what you want to experience in the California desert. Premium match tickets, a handpicked resort hotel, private transfers, and tailor-made desert itineraries come together in one seamless package, backed by our team's firsthand knowledge of Palm Springs and the Indian Wells Tennis Garden. Whether you're following a favorite player through the draw or booking the final as the highlight of your year, we take care of every detail from first contact to last match point.




Get Americas is not affiliated with the BNP Paribas Open at Indian Wells, the Women's Tennis Association (WTA), or the Association of Tennis Professionals (ATP). The tournament name is used solely to describe the event featured in our travel packages, without the specific permission of the event organizers.
The Miami Open draws the full ATP and WTA fields for two weeks in March at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens. Center court holds more than 13,000 spectators and is one of the few non-Grand Slam venues where top-ten matchups appear from the early rounds. That matters for a group that expects consistent quality rather than a bracket lottery. Mid-March in South Florida means stable weather, a city at full pace, and hotel markets across South Beach, Brickell, and Coral Gables that our local team knows well enough to block and price with no surprises. Miami also programs well around the tournament: private boat charters on Biscayne Bay, rooftop dinners in the Design District, a morning in Wynwood, and, for groups arriving a day early, the Everglades. All of it works on tight schedules without disrupting match commitments. We've managed Miami Open programs across multiple editions. We know which sessions to prioritize, how to structure the transfer from Brickell to Miami Gardens without losing the evening, and which hotel location actually works for an international group arriving through MIA.







Get Americas builds every Miami Open program around what makes this tournament genuinely different: two weeks of ATP and WTA competition at Hard Rock Stadium, a venue with more than 13,000 seats on center court and an atmosphere that carries well into the evening sessions. Match access, a handpicked hotel in South Beach or Brickell, private transfers, and tailor-made Miami experiences designed around your group's schedule come together in one seamless program. Whether you're building around a single session or a full week in South Florida, we handle every detail from first contact to match point.




Get Americas is not affiliated with the Miami Open, the Women's Tennis Association (WTA), or the Association of Tennis Professionals (ATP). The tournament name is used solely to describe the event featured in our travel packages, without the specific permission of the event organizers.
The US Open is the final Grand Slam of the year, held at the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center in Flushing, Queens, from late August through early September. Arthur Ashe Stadium seats close to 24,000 and generates an atmosphere no other tennis venue quite matches: a New York crowd, in late summer, in a stadium built for exactly that scale. For corporate and incentive programs, the US Open works particularly well as a centerpiece. New York in late August is in full swing, hotels across Manhattan, Brooklyn, and Long Island City suit a wide range of group profiles, and the tournament runs long enough to build programs around specific sessions, the semifinals, or championship weekend without feeling rushed. Beyond the tennis, New York is easy to program: rooftop terraces, private dining rooms, Broadway, the High Line, and the Whitney all land well with a broad range of corporate audiences without elaborate logistics. We've managed US Open programs for corporate and incentive clients since 2009. We know the venue, the Queens-to-Midtown transfer, and the New York hospitality market well enough to build a program that works on the ground, not just on paper.







Get Americas builds every US Open program around New York at its best: late-summer light, the energy of the city in August, and the incomparable atmosphere of Arthur Ashe Stadium. Match access, a handpicked hotel in Manhattan or Brooklyn, private transfers, and tailor-made city experiences come together in one seamless program, backed by our experience managing group movements in New York since 2009. Whether you're building around specific sessions or around championship weekend as the centerpiece of your late summer, we handle every detail from first contact to match point.




Get Americas is not affiliated with the US Open or the United States Tennis Association (USTA). The tournament name is used solely to describe the event featured in our travel packages, without the specific permission of the event organizers.
Get Americas has been managing group programs across the USA since 2009: incentive travel, corporate meetings, events, and sports travel, all built on the same operational model of local teams, direct supplier relationships, and a single accountable contact from brief to debrief. In sports travel, our work has grown well beyond the regular calendar. In 2025, we managed programs for the FIFA Club World Cup. In 2026, we built on that experience for the FIFA World Cup across multiple U.S. host cities. Programs for the LA Olympic Games in 2028 are already in preparation, followed by the Rugby World Cup USA in 2031. Tennis is part of this track record. The team that manages a 150-person incentive program in New York is the same team that handles a US Open group, with the same local knowledge, the same supplier network, and the same accountability. When something changes on the day, and in sports travel something always does, our people are already on the ground.










Beyond tennis, Get Americas builds programmes around the events that define the North American sport calendar. Formula One in Miami, Las Vegas and Austin. The Super Bowl. The NBA Finals. The Kentucky Derby. Each programme is built on the same foundation: match access arranged through independent verified channels, handpicked accommodation, private transfers and tailor-made city experiences managed by our local teams.
We are also an active operator for the landmark events that will define sport travel in the years ahead. The FIFA World Cup 2026 across US, Canadian and Mexican host cities. The LA Olympic Games 2028. The Rugby World Cup USA 2031. For each of these, dedicated programmes are in development now — same DMC ground expertise as our regular calendar, at the scale the events themselves demand.