Grand Slam tennis packages from India: the Australian Open, French Open, Wimbledon and US Open with match tickets, hotels and flights arranged end to end.
Each major has its own surface, season and personality. Here is what travelling to each one actually looks like.

The season opener at Melbourne Park, played on blue hard courts in the middle of the Australian summer. The whole precinct sits a short tram ride from the city centre, and the night sessions at Rod Laver Arena are the best-value big-match tickets of any Slam.

Late May in Paris, the sport's toughest physical test on red clay. Court Philippe-Chatrier under a spring sky is one of tennis's great settings, and the city outside the gates needs no introduction.

Grass courts, all-white kits and strawberries at the All England Club from late June. Debenture seats on Centre Court are the most sought-after ticket in tennis, and DreamSetGo sources them with hospitality attached.

The season's last major at Flushing Meadows from late August. Arthur Ashe Stadium holds more people than any tennis venue on earth and the night sessions carry a big-fight atmosphere no other Slam matches.
Reserved show-court seats at Rod Laver, Chatrier, Centre Court or Arthur Ashe.
Champagne, chef-led menus and covered seats through official hospitality programmes.
A grounds pass gets you outer-court tennis from close enough to hear the strings.
Melbourne, Paris, London and New York are four of the best city-break destinations anywhere.
Non-stop routes from Delhi and Mumbai to all four host cities.
Plan January to September across two or more majors with one travel partner.
Tell us which major and which round matters to you, and our tennis travel team builds the trip: tickets, hotels, flights and everything in between.
The Australian Open is the closest, with direct flights from Delhi to Melbourne in around 13 hours and no time-zone jet lag worth worrying about on the return. Wimbledon and the French Open are both about 9 hours non-stop from Delhi or Mumbai.
Four to six months ahead for the best seat categories and hotels. Wimbledon debentures and finals-weekend tickets at any Slam sell out earliest, so start those conversations as soon as your dates firm up.
The French Open and Wimbledon fall within roughly six weeks of each other, so a Europe summer covering Paris and London works well. The other majors are spread across the calendar and are best planned as separate trips.
Tickets are sold by session and court, not by player. Early rounds give you the widest choice of match-ups, while finals weekends guarantee the biggest occasions. We help you pick sessions that fit who you want to see.
Australia (subclass 600 visitor visa or ETA where eligible), France (Schengen), the UK (Standard Visitor) and the USA (B1/B2) each have separate processes. Apply 2 to 4 months out; our team advises on documentation for all four.