The Danube Upper Austria Open 2024 is an ATP Challenger Series tennis tournament supported by SKE Engineering GmbH, held in Mauthausen, Austria.
It’s currently ongoing, taking place from May 5th to 12th, 2024. This year marks the third edition of the tournament.
This Challenger event offers players a chance to compete for ranking points and prize money. It’s a great opportunity for up-and-coming players to gain experience and improve their rankings.
“We are very happy that we can be there again in 2024 because our commitment to the ATP Challenger in Mauthausen is long-term.” Gerald Hotz, Chief Sales Officer of SKE Engineering GmbH said.
“In 2022 we were there as a smaller sponsor; last year we expanded our commitment to become a presenting partner.”
“Every year, the Danube Upper Austria Open attracts top-tier tennis players from around the globe, showcasing their skills and competing fiercely for victory.” Hotz added.
From rising stars to seasoned veterans, the tournament provides a platform for athletes to demonstrate their prowess on the court and captivate audiences with thrilling matches.
“This year we have intensified our collaboration again. Our company is active in the sustainability sector, including with photovoltaic systems,” Hotz said.
“So we want to support people in the present and actively shape the energy transition – this guiding principle can also be applied to the tournament. We see it as a classic win-win situation.” he added.
The atmosphere at the Danube Upper Austria Open is electric, as fans flock to the venue to witness world-class tennis action up close.
Whether cheering for their favourite players or soaking in the ambiance of the event, spectators are treated to an unforgettable experience that celebrates the beauty of the sport.
Beyond the excitement of the matches, the Danube Upper Austria Open is deeply rooted in the local community.
Through various initiatives and outreach programs, the tournament organisers strive to engage with fans of all ages and inspire the next generation of tennis enthusiasts.
