Cluj-Napoca and Helsingborg Awarded 2028 and 2029 European Championships

July 17, 2026
2:26 pm
ETTU, European Championships

During the European Youth Championships in Gondomar, the ETTU Executive Board announced the allocation of two major future events, awarding the 2028 European Individual Championships to Cluj-Napoca, Romania and the 2029 European Team Championships to Helsingborg, Sweden.

Cluj-Napoca will host the 2028 European Individual Championships at the BT Arena, a venue that has staged several important international table tennis competitions, including the European Youth Championships in 2018, the European Team Championships in 2021 and the European Under 21 Championships in 2022 and 2026.

The 2029 European Team Championships were awarded to Helsingborg. The competition will be staged at Helsingborg Arena, another venue with considerable experience in hosting major table tennis events being the European Veterans Championships in 2017 and the ITTF European Para Championships in 2025 among them.

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