There is more than half a year for the ball to bounce again on the lawn of the mecca of tennis, but the All England Lawn Tennis Club it is already striving to anticipate logistically everything that may happen. Based on how the global pandemic evolves by coronavirusNobody can take for granted how the world will be on June 28, 2021, a day marked in red by all fans of this sport as it would be when it started Wimbledon 2021, after a season without enjoying this tournament. The pandemic insurance that has become a lifeline for the British event will not be available next season and that makes the organizers want to have everything prepared for any context that may arise, communicating on the official website of the tournament that they work with three scenarios.
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“We contemplate many possible scenarios for the tournament, which are divided into three main ones: with full public attendance, with reduced capacity and closed doors. The choice will depend on the guidelines set by the health and governmental authorities, together with which we are already working closely to understand the challenges and opportunities that are presented to us, “says a statement in which very relevant news is given, such as the appointment of Jamie Baker as tournament director, being the main support of Sally Bolton, CEO and boss of all the logistics around the legendary club and its tournament.
“Carrying out Wimbledon 2021 is our highest priority and we will thoroughly plan each of the three possible scenarios, with a view to being prepared for anything that could happen,” said Bolton, who details a series of humanitarian actions carried out. for the tournament, which has donated the towels destined for Wimbledon 2020 to various organizations and continues to support various charitable projectors. In addition, they revealed that as of January 2022, the works will start to expand the land of the All England Lawn Tennis Club. Definitely, Wimbledon 2021 it is armored in order to be prepared for any challenge.
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