Vo Thanh Son Elected President of Da Nang Tennis Federation for 2026-2031 Term

Vo Thanh Son has been elected as the president of the Da Nang City Tennis Federation for the 2026–2031 term, taking the helm of an organization comprising 19 executive committee members drawn largely from regional enterprises. The leadership election took place during the federation’s congress, which convened under a framework of democratic participation, unity, and shared responsibility to outline the sport’s development goals in the coastal Vietnamese city.

Nguyen Thi Anh Thi, vice chairwoman of the Da Nang City People’s Committee, attended the congress to present floral tributes and congratulate the newly established executive committee. The leadership team assumes control at a time when the local tennis community continues to expand.

Federation Priorities and Community Growth

For the 2026–2031 mandate, the Da Nang City Tennis Federation has outlined several core objectives aimed at structuring the sport’s local footprint. Leadership plans to strengthen internal organization, increase overall membership, and broaden the network of affiliated clubs operating throughout the municipality.

Additional initiatives focus on encouraging community-wide participation, organizing high-level competitive tournaments, and establishing pathways to identify, train, and support young athletic talent. To sustain these programs, the federation intends to expand social mobilization efforts by drawing resources from local businesses, organizations, and private individuals, while deepening cooperation with the Vietnam Tennis Federation and other regional administrations across the country.

Current figures show that Da Nang hosts more than 60 tennis clubs, engaging nearly 1,000 active members. The demographic makeup of these clubs consists largely of business professionals and entrepreneurs operating across diverse commercial sectors within the region.

Da Nang Open 2026 and Tournament Structure

As part of its immediate calendar leading up to Vietnamese Entrepreneurs’ Day on October 13, the federation is organizing the Da Nang Open 2026 – Hoa Binh Cup. The tournament is scheduled to run from October 2 to October 4, 2026, utilizing the Tuyen Son tennis courts alongside other designated facilities in downtown Da Nang.

Event organizers report that 400 players have registered to compete across five distinct divisions based on DTR categories:

  • Men’s Doubles DTR 1 240 (32 to 64 pairs)
  • Mixed Doubles DTR 1 230 (24 to 32 pairs)
  • Men’s Doubles DTR 1 320 (24 to 64 pairs)
  • Men’s Doubles DTR 1 550 (24 to 32 pairs)
  • Men’s Doubles DTR 1 850 (16 to 24 pairs)

Speaking on the broader objectives of the competition, Vo Thanh Son, serving as federation president and head of the organizing committee, emphasized the networking and athletic value of the event. « Ce tournoi offre aux athlètes de tout le pays l’occasion de se rencontrer, d’échanger, de s’affronter, de partager leur passion et de renforcer les liens entre les communautés de tennis locales, » Vo Thanh Son stated.

He added that the federation hopes to secure ongoing backing from clubs, associations, and governing bodies nationwide to build a more dynamic, professional, and sustainable tennis ecosystem in Da Nang.

Broader Economic and Athletic Impact

Beyond competitive matches and technical skills development, organizers intend for the Da Nang Open 2026 to serve as a networking platform. The event provides a structured environment for business owners and enterprises from Da Nang and external provinces to connect, exchange market insights, explore commercial partnerships, and display new products.

With preparations finalized for the October tournament, the federation’s executive committee turns its focus toward executing its multi-year administrative strategy, balancing grassroots club expansion with high-performance youth development.

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