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The Austrian Open (formerly known as the Generali Open) is an annual tennis tournament held in Kitzbühel, Austria. Kitzbühel has a long tennis history, beginning in the early 19th century. The event is part of the ATP Tour's International Series Gold. With approximately 68,000 enthusiastic spectators, 200 journalists, live broadcasts in all continents, prize money US 1 million, the ‘Austrian Open’ has become one of the largest 20 ATP tournaments worldwide.

The Open in Kitzbühel has established a prestigious reputation among the global community of tennis fans, not merely because of the high-class action on court, but also because the event itself is one of the highpoints in the area’s social calendar. With 31 clay courts, an indoor tennis course, and an imposing array of stars in attendance at the Austrian Open, Kitzbühel together with Aurach and Reith offers all tennis enthusiasts the very best of the sport and top service. It never fails to attract thousands of sports fans, celebrities and pleasure-seekers.

Austrian Open
Kitzbühel, Austria
July 13-20 2008

Trip Includes:
7 nights accommodations in the luxurious, deluxe, four-star hotel Rasmushof
Located in the heart of Kitzbühel.
Breakfast Daily.
Use of “Rasirena” with indoor pool, sauna, steam bath, Kneipp basin, and fitness room.
Two 4 course dinners and two lunches.
Unique tour to Salzburg with private guide.
Optional tremendously scenic fly fishing excursion with private guide at the base of Austria's highest mountains in glacial runoff streams on private land.
Austrian Open Tournament Premium Seats Deluxe included.
Arranged tennis play and cultural exchange at beautiful Stanglwirt in heart of the Alps http://www.stanglwirt.com/ and play with local clubs.
Optional extension to Gstaad, Switzerland at the end of the tour to enjoy a week of tennis with tennis legend Roy Emerson at the famous Gstaad Palace Hotel (additional cost of $3150.00 per tennis playing guest, transportation cost not included).