According to Sonora’s Undersecretary of Tourism Promotion and Development, Brenda Lizeth Córdova Buzani, the tournament is expected to attract more than 2,500 visitors, including 650 players, coaches, panelists, and their families, resulting in an economic impact of approximately 19 million pesos.
The tournament will be held at three host clubs:
Dúo Pádel Park
Domo Indoor Pádel
Desert Pádel
The opening ceremony will take place at Dúo Pádel Park on Thursday, June 26, at 7:30 p.m., while matches will begin from 8 a.m. to 11 p.m. on Thursday and Friday. The finals will be held on Saturday night, and the activities will conclude at noon on Sunday.
Additionally, admission will be completely free for those who wish to attend and learn more about this sport, which combines physical skill, strategy, and a family-friendly atmosphere that seeks to continue promoting this discipline in Hermosillo.
When can I register for this tournament and what is the cost?
Those interested in participating can register until June 22 through the official website of the Mexican Padel Federation (Femepa). The cost per pair is 1,800 pesos, and the competition will include seven categories in both women’s and men’s categories, from the open category to sixth strength.
Hermosillo will greatly benefit from the arrival of the Second National Padel Tournament 2025
Undersecretary Córdova Buzani explained that the projected 19 million pesos will be divided into different sectors:
Lodging: 4.8 million
Food: 11.2 million
Transportation: 1 million
Commerce: 1.5 million
Regional Tourism: 0.5 million (with emphasis on destinations such as San Carlos and Bahía de Kino)
It is also estimated that approximately 100 temporary jobs will be created, strengthening the local economy during the holiday season. To encourage tourism, special packages have been coordinated with tour operators for visiting families.
The Second National Tournament, held in Hermosillo, is an opportunity for the growth of padel
Guillermo Valencia Navarro, representative of the Sonoran Padel Association, highlighted the enthusiasm of the local community for the arrival of the tournament, as these events are usually held in the south of the country. For her part, Rebeca Valenzuela, director of the Sonoran Youth Institute, highlighted the importance of these types of events that combine sports, tourism, and family togetherness.
Rodolfo Urrea, from the organizing committee, stated that Hermosillo is ready to welcome the best Mexican padel talent and that a digital audience of up to 300,000 people is expected, expanding the tournament’s reach beyond Sonora.
The Second National Padel Tournament 2025 seeks to be more than just a competition: the idea is to create a platform for national talent and a showcase for the tourism development of Sonora, as well as a space to promote padel throughout the city of Hermosillo and the state in general.
Source: noro
