Britain will host the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup across six major cities, giving fans a chance to enjoy fast-paced cricket performed by the world’s top female players. The tournament begins in Edgbaston with England vs. Sri Lanka before spreading to London, Manchester, Bristol, and Southampton. The atmosphere promises skill, speed, and excitement making it a standout event especially for Gulf audiences who enjoy dynamic, high-energy matches.

Royal Birkdale welcomes The Open once again, bringing together leading golfers on one of the most challenging links courses in the world. The venue is known for its demanding layout and shifting coastal winds, creating a unique test of precision and strategy. Set along England’s northwest coast, the championship delivers a mix of tradition, elegance, and high-level competition that continues to attract global attention.

Glasgow will transform into a major sports hub as more than 3,000 athletes from 74 nations arrive to compete across 11 days. The games feature swimming, artistic gymnastics, athletics, and para-sports, spread across four major venues in the city. This setup gives visitors a full sports experience while allowing them to explore Scotland’s vibrant cultural and urban landscape between events.

Britain will host the European Athletics Championships for the first time in its history, taking place at Birmingham’s upgraded Alexander Stadium. More than 1,500 athletes will compete in 50 events from sprints and hurdles to long jump and throwing disciplines. The city’s strong sporting culture and enthusiastic crowds turn the championship into an ideal destination for fans who appreciate speed, strength, and pure athletic performance.