Now tennis lovers get their own luxury tennis camp in Asia

Tuesday, 6 July 2010



PureTennis, Inc. is pleased to introduce a new Asian “lifestyle” concept in Bali, PureTennis.

The ultimate tennis proposition, it combines the boutique –style ambiance of leading hotel brands, such as Westin Bali, Conrad Bali and Laguna Resort & Spa, with diverse Tennis packages. PureTennis is offering social or serious hourly, daily, weekly or monthly tennis experiences with internationally trained professionals that will appeal to visiting holidaymakers, Bali expats and tennis fans.

“Now everyone can have the ultimate tennis experience at 5-star court facilities in a spectacular tropical setting” explains PureTennis Founder, Alexandre Correia.

For the ultimate tennis indulgence, among PureTennis’ diverse programmes operating in Bali’s famed Nusa Dua area, are its Tennis Escapes. There is no better way for a tennis appreciator to indulge his or her love of tennis than to immerse him or herself in it completely and take a tennis holiday.

“Why not escape the cooler weather, life’s mundane chores, forget about work and put any cares behind you– for a week at least? A tennis holiday with PureTennis will allow players to enjoy Bali, great named Bali Resorts plus be treated to any number of ultimate tennis experiences” says Correia.

While any of PureTennis’ services are unique and can be tailored to suit, overall brand features will be shared. These include: World Class coaching, Private Tuition, and Access to the top Hotels usually private Club facilities. Correia is confident that “the time is right to introduce the PureTennis brand to Bali”.

Bali now plays host to such prestigious events as the Tournament of Champions, which was voted by players as their favourite international tournament in 2008, saying they love the beauty and uniqueness of the island.
“We want to showcase to the world that in Bali there are international resorts with state of the art tennis facilities available for everyone to enjoy. Significant positive awareness among hoteliers and consumers and strong distribution channels should be key factors in our success," Correia says.