Media Accreditation Open for 2026 European Individual Championships in Ljubljana

European Table Tennis Union (ETTU) has officially opened media accreditation for the 2026 European Individual Championships. The event will take place at Arena Stožice, Ljubljana, Slovenia from October 11 to 18, 2026. The deadline for registration is September 28, 2026. The event includes five events: men's singles, women's singles, men's doubles, women's doubles and mixed doubles. Results of these events will be used to build the European Mixed Team Ranking, affecting participation in the 2027 European Games and related Olympic events. Arena Stožice is a modern stadium suitable for organizing international events. Preliminary rounds start on October 11, main draws from October 13. Doubles and mixed doubles finals will be on October 16 and 17, while men's and women's singles finals will be on October 18. This is an important event for European media, allowing journalists to access directly the highest level events in the continent. National associations in Europe will send representatives to cover the event. This is an opportunity to update news on European table tennis, as well as to monitor the development of young talents. In the context of the development of European table tennis, this event provides opportunities for journalists to analyze and report on team strategies. Matches will attract attention from the media community, as this is an opportunity for journalists to share in-depth analysis of tactics. European Mixed Team Ranking is an important part, because it determines who will represent Europe in larger competitions. Results from Ljubljana will be calculated to determine the teams. The accreditation deadline is September 28, 2026, after which journalists must register in advance to obtain access rights. The event is held before the 2027 European Games, creating motivation for associations to prepare. Arena Stožice may provide good space for media. Matches will have clear regulations on time and schedule. This is an opportunity for European media to strengthen their presence. Journalists can register to obtain accreditation. European Table Tennis Union (ETTU) has officially opened media accreditation for the 2026 European Individual Championships. The event will take place at Arena Stožice, Ljubljana, Slovenia from October 11 to 18, 2026. The deadline for registration is September 28, 2026. The event includes five events: men's singles, women's singles, men's doubles, women's doubles and mixed doubles. Results of these events will be used to build the European Mixed Team Ranking, affecting participation in the 2027 European Games and related Olympic events. Arena Stožice is a modern stadium suitable for organizing international events. Preliminary rounds start on October 11, main draws from October 13. Doubles and mixed doubles finals will be on October 16 and 17, while men's and women's singles finals will be on October 18. This is an important event for European media, allowing journalists to access directly the highest level events in the continent. National associations in Europe will send representatives to cover the event. This is an opportunity to update news on European table tennis, as well as to monitor the development of young talents. In the context of the development of European table tennis, this event provides opportunities for journalists to analyze and report on team strategies. Matches will attract attention from the media community, as this is an opportunity for journalists to share in-depth analysis of tactics. European Mixed Team Ranking is an important part, because it determines who will represent Europe in larger competitions. Results from Ljubljana will be calculated to determine the teams. The accreditation deadline is September 28, 2026, after which journalists must register in advance to obtain access rights. The event is held before the 2027 European Games, creating motivation for associations to prepare. Arena Stožice may provide good space for media. Matches will have clear regulations on time and schedule. This is an opportunity for European media to strengthen their presence. Journalists can register to obtain accreditation. European Table Tennis Union (ETTU) has officially opened media accreditation for the 2026 European Individual Championships. The event will take place at Arena Stožice, Ljubljana, Slovenia from October 11 to 18, 2026. The deadline for registration is September 28, 2026. The event includes five events: men's singles, women's singles, men's doubles, women's doubles and mixed doubles. Results of these events will be used to build the European Mixed Team Ranking, affecting participation in the 2027 European Games and related Olympic events. Arena Stožice is a modern stadium suitable for organizing international events. Preliminary rounds start on October 11, main draws from October 13. Doubles and mixed doubles finals will be on October 16 and 17, while men's and women's singles finals will be on October 18. This is an important event for European media, allowing journalists to access directly the highest level events in the continent. National associations in Europe will send representatives to cover the event. This is an opportunity to update news on European table tennis, as well as to monitor the development of young talents. In the context of the development of European table tennis, this event provides opportunities for journalists to analyze and report on team strategies. Matches will attract attention from the media community, as this is an opportunity for journalists to share in-depth analysis of tactics. European Mixed Team Ranking is an important part, because it determines who will represent Europe in larger competitions. Results from Ljubljana will be calculated to determine the teams. The accreditation deadline is September 28, 2026, after which journalists must register in advance to obtain access rights. The event is held before the 2027 European Games, creating motivation for associations to prepare. Arena Stožice may provide good space for media. Matches will have clear regulations on time and schedule. This is an opportunity for European media to strengthen their presence. Journalists can register to obtain accreditation. European Table Tennis Union (ETTU) has officially opened media accreditation for the 2026 European Individual Championships. The event will take place at Arena Stožice, Ljubljana, Slovenia from October 11 to 18, 2026. The deadline for registration is September 28, 2026. The event includes five events: men's singles, women's singles, men's doubles, women's doubles and mixed doubles. Results of these events will be used to build the European Mixed Team Ranking, affecting participation in the 2027 European Games and related Olympic events. Arena Stožice is a modern stadium suitable for organizing international events. Preliminary rounds start on October 11, main draws from October 13. Doubles and mixed doubles finals will be on October 16 and 17, while men's and women's singles finals will be on October 18. This is an important event for European media, allowing journalists to access directly the highest level events in the continent. National associations in Europe will send representatives to cover the event. This is an opportunity to update news on European table tennis, as well as to monitor the development of young talents. In the context of the development of European table tennis, this event provides opportunities for journalists to analyze and report on team strategies. Matches will attract attention from the media community, as this is an opportunity for journalists to share in-depth analysis of tactics. European Mixed Team Ranking is an important part, because it determines who will represent Europe in larger competitions. Results from Ljubljana will be calculated to determine the teams. The accreditation deadline is September 28, 2026, after which journalists must register in advance to obtain access rights. The event is held before the 2027 European Games, creating motivation for associations to prepare. Arena Stožice may provide good space for media. Matches will have clear regulations on time and schedule. This is an opportunity for European media to strengthen their presence. Journalists can register to obtain accreditation. European Table Tennis Union (ETTU) has officially opened media accreditation for the 2026 European Individual Championships. The event will take place at Arena Stožice, Ljubljana, Slovenia from October 11 to 18, 2026. The deadline for registration is September 28, 2026. The event includes five events: men's singles, women's singles, men's doubles, women's doubles and mixed doubles. Results of these events will be used to build the European Mixed Team Ranking, affecting participation in the 2027 European Games and related Olympic events. Arena Stožice is a modern stadium suitable for organizing international events. Preliminary rounds start on October 11, main draws from October 13. Doubles and mixed doubles finals will be on October 16 and 17, while men's and women's singles finals will be on October 18. This is an important event for European media, allowing journalists to access directly the highest level events in the continent. National associations in Europe will send representatives to cover the event. This is an opportunity to update news on European table tennis, as well as to monitor the development of young talents. In the context of the development of European table tennis, this event provides opportunities for journalists to analyze and report on team strategies. Matches will attract attention from the media community, as this is an opportunity for journalists to share in-depth analysis of tactics. European Mixed Team Ranking is an important part, because it determines who will represent Europe in larger competitions. Results from Ljubljana will be calculated to determine the teams. The accreditation deadline is September 28, 2026, after which journalists must register in advance to obtain access rights. The event is held before the 2027 European Games, creating motivation for associations to prepare. Arena Stožice may provide good space for media. Matches will have clear regulations on time and schedule. This is an opportunity for European media to strengthen their presence. Journalists can register to obtain accreditation. European Table Tennis Union (ETTU) has officially opened media accreditation for the 2026 European Individual Championships. The event will take place at Arena Stožice, Ljubljana, Slovenia from October 11 to 18, 2026. The deadline for registration is September 28, 2026. The event includes five events: men's singles, women's singles, men's doubles, women's doubles and mixed doubles. Results of these events will be used to build the European Mixed Team Ranking, affecting participation in the 2027 European Games and related Olympic events. Arena Stožice is a modern stadium suitable for organizing international events. Preliminary rounds start on October 11, main draws from October 13. Doubles and mixed doubles finals will be on October 16 and 17, while men's and women's singles finals will be on October 18. This is an important event for European media, allowing journalists to access directly the highest level events in the continent. National associations in Europe will send representatives to cover the event. This is an opportunity to update news on European table tennis, as well as to monitor the development of young talents. In the context of the development of European table tennis, this event provides opportunities for journalists to analyze and report on team strategies. Matches will attract attention from the media community, as this is an opportunity for journalists to share in-depth analysis of tactics. European Mixed Team Ranking is an important part, because it determines who will represent Europe in larger competitions. Results from Ljubljana will be calculated to determine the teams. The accreditation deadline is September 28, 2026, after which journalists must register in advance to obtain access rights. The event is held before the 2027 European Games, creating motivation for associations to prepare. Arena Stožice may provide good space for media. Matches will have clear regulations on time and schedule. This is an opportunity for European media to strengthen their presence. Journalists can register to obtain accreditation.