
A CO2 counter has been introduced to monitor the environmental impact of travel to the Inalpi Arena
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The Nitto ATP Finals will be held in Turin from 15 to 22 November 2026. The event involves the collaboration between FITP, Moovit and GTT for the management of spectator flows.
A CO₂ counter to check the environmental impact of travel, geolocalized notifications to orient yourself in the city and personalized routes to reach the Inalpi Arena by public transport. Moovit, the world's leading app for urban mobility, and the Italian Tennis and Padel Federation (FITP) renew their collaboration on the occasion of the Nitto ATP Finals 2026, scheduled from 15 to 22 November in Turin. For the second consecutive year, Moovit will offer sustainable mobility services during the tournament which brings together the best eight players and the best eight doubles pairs of the season, with a project that aims to improve the spectator experience and promote increasingly accessible mobility.
The initiative includes an integrated system of digital services to accompany citizens and tourists during the event.
Through notifications within the Moovit app, users will receive updates on the event and useful information for organizing their travel to the Inalpi Arena. Thanks to the relationship with Gruppo Torinese Trasporti (GTT), Moovit will also provide real-time alerts on public services, allowing viewers to adapt itineraries to network conditions.
On the occasion of the Nitto ATP Finals, Moovit will also offer a personalized Journey Planner, a web tool branded with the competition logo and available in 45 languages, which will allow fans from all over the world to easily identify the best routes to reach the sports facility. A solution that brings to Turin the experience of Moovit, an app used by over a billion users in 3,500 cities in 112 countries, which thus puts its technology at the service of one of the most important events in international tennis.
The main innovation of the 2026 edition concerns environmental sustainability: from 15 to 22 November, Moovit will activate for the first time in Italy within its application a CO₂ Counter dedicated to the routes planned in Turin towards the Inalpi Arena. Users will be able to view the estimated environmental impact of their movements, gaining greater awareness of their choices. The initiative is part of the Torino Green Project, the FITP sustainability program that accompanies the Nitto ATP Finals, and represents a further step in the integration between technological innovation, spectator experience and environmental responsibility.
As part of the project, FITP will create a geolocalized advertising campaign within the Moovit app.
The collaboration with the Nitto ATP Finals is part of Moovit's strategy to support major sporting events, in which travel management plays an increasingly important role for the public and for the achievement of ESG objectives. In Italian tennis, Moovit is also present at the Internazionali BNL d'Italia and, from 2026, at the Davis Cup by Generali, Final 8. At an international level, it has also worked with EuroLeague Basketball, FIR, UEFA and FIBA.
«The Nitto ATP Finals represent a reference event in the global sports panorama and we are happy that FITP has once again chosen Moovit as a mobility solution - explains Samuel Sed Piazza, Senior Director of Sales & Global Partnerships at Moovit - Our experience alongside major events allows us to put global technology at the service of the needs of each city: making public transport a simple and natural choice means improving the fan experience and concretely contributing to the environmental objectives of the organisers».
Moovit can count on a consolidated relationship with the City of Turin and GTT, thanks to which the app offers updated information on the network and allows the direct purchase of public transport tickets. «Even on the occasion of the Nitto ATP Finals, our objective is to offer citizens and tourists an increasingly efficient and easy-to-use public transport service - states Daniele Di Corso, Head of Marketing of Gruppo Torinese Trasporti - The collaboration with Moovit allows us to communicate directly with users through timely alerts and updated information, making precise and reliable data available: an added value to facilitate travel and improve the experience of those traveling in Turin during an internationally renowned event».
To facilitate the influx of the public, GTT and the City of Turin have planned an increase in transport during the tournament.
Lines 4 and 10 will have intensified frequencies in the evening and additional runs to and from the Inalpi Arena, while the metro will extend the service until 1:00. Thanks to the agreement between GTT and FITP, spectators will also be able to travel for free on lines 4 and 10 on the day indicated on the event ticket.
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Extension of lines 4 and 10 and subway extension until 1:00 during the tournament.
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