Longines Global Champions Tour to Return to France in June 2026
Three Iconic Destinations Set to Host Show Jumping Events This Summer
October 24, 2025 at 10:11 AMBy b.wehner
Three Iconic Destinations Announced
The Longines Global Champions Tour is set to return to France in 2026, featuring three prominent destinations for summer show jumping: Cannes, St. Tropez, and Paris. Taking place throughout June, the French leg of the tour will bring together top horses, riders, and fans for a celebration of sport, style, and culture.
Cannes: Glamour by the Sea
From June 3 to 6, the tour kicks off in Cannes, where elite athletes will compete under the night sky along the Mediterranean coast. Set against the city’s famous harbor, this stop combines world-class sport with the vibrant energy of the Riviera, attracting both international competitors and distinguished guests.
St. Tropez: Elegance on Pampelonne Beach
The action continues from June 11 to 13 in St. Tropez, held on the iconic Pampelonne Beach. Known for its luxurious yet relaxed atmosphere, this leg offers an intimate setting and first-class hospitality — a favorite among riders and spectators alike.
Paris: The Grand Finale Beneath the Eiffel Tower
From June 19 to 21, the series concludes in Paris, where the Eiffel Tower provides one of the sport’s most breathtaking backdrops. This celebrated venue hosts some of the most competitive classes on the tour and draws significant global attention, underscoring the prestige of the event.
A Celebration of French Equestrian Excellence
The French stages of the Longines Global Champions Tour have become a hallmark of unforgettable sport and entertainment. With each location offering its own unique charm, the 2026 tour promises to captivate audiences worldwide.
Those interested in tickets, participation, or sponsorship opportunities for the 2026 French stages are encouraged to express their interest early.
Photo courtesy of Longines Global Champions Tour
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