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Australian Open CEO assures players: All's well in Melbourne
Updated On: 07 January, 2021 12:42 PM IST | Melbourne | AP
The world`s leading tennis players are set to start arriving in Melbourne from Jan. 15 and must undergo 14 days in hotel quarantine, although they`ll be allowed to practice for limited periods daily in a bio-secure bubble
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Australian Open chief executive Craig Tiley is reassuring players that the delayed season-opening Grand Slam tournament will get underway on Feb. 8 and has asked for patience with the logistics and quarantine planning amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
The world`s leading tennis players are set to start arriving in Melbourne from Jan. 15 and must undergo 14 days in hotel quarantine, although they`ll be allowed to practice for limited periods daily in a bio-secure bubble. Reports from Europe about players being unclear on charter flight details prompted a series of Twitter posts from Tiley to provide an update. Australian Open organizers are chartering up to 20 flights from Dubai, Singapore and Los Angeles to bring players to Melbourne.
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