Wuhan East Lake High-tech Development Zone (Optics Valley of China, or OVC) has upgraded infrastructure, spectator services, and local support for the 2026 Wuhan Open to boost OVC's international reputation and support the high-quality development of the regional innovation center.

OVC upgrades the infrastructure, spectator services, and local support for the 2026 Wuhan Open. [Photo provided to Optics Valley of China]

The Optics Valley International Tennis Center will introduce three new outdoor courts and approximately 1,500 additional spectator seats, complementing the existing central and crown courts. These enhancements position the facility among the nation's best. 

Spectator services are also being elevated with a shuttle bus loop for attendees and a new second-floor carnival leisure area, significantly improving audience comfort and engagement.

Wuhan Open integrates OVC's cultural, tourism, and innovation resources. [Photo provided to Optics Valley of China]

OVC is coordinating efforts across medical, accommodation, power supply, public security, and urban management sectors. Collaborating with local hospitals and high-end hotels, the zone ensures comprehensive support services for the event. These include risk assessments, emergency power supply, intelligent security, and environmental improvements to ensure a safe and orderly event.

This year’s event will feature 106 matches, attracting top 10 global players and showcasing the zone's image and innovative spirit through international broadcasts. By enhancing its foreign service and international hosting capabilities, OVC aims to build experience for future high-end international events.

The event will also integrate OVC's cultural, tourism, and innovation resources, promoting a deep fusion of these sectors and contributing to OVC's development as a regional science and technology innovation hub in Wuhan.

Using the Wuhan Open brand, OVC aims to amplify its international reputation as an innovation hub. [Photo provided to Optics Valley of China]