What is the logo at Australian Open?

What is the logo at Australian Open?

Australian Open: Yes, the K and backwards N is actually KIA's new logo. KIA has taken its rightful, handsomely paid for, place on every conceivable object at the Australian Open – but not as you know it.

When did Australian Open logo change?

2016 2016–present. The new logo design by Landor Australia deviates from past emblems of the serving silhouette.

What does 1573 mean at the Australian Open?

For the 2019 Australian Open and onwards, it was renamed 1573 Arena for commercial purposes, after Chinese distillery Luzhou Laojiao, producer of a baijiu labelled Guojiao 1573, made a five-year sponsorship deal with Tennis Australia, which also featured corner signage on both Margaret Court and Rod Laver Arena.

What date is the Australian Open 2021?

– Australian Open 2021/Data

How does the Australian Open work?

The Australian Open is a straightforward Grand Slam and it involves seeding and qualification. ... In fact, the doubles final for the women's game is the first final of the Australian Open. The mixed doubles final and the men's singles final will mark the end of the tournament.

Which city hosts the Australian Open?

The Australian Open is a tennis tournament held annually over the last fortnight of January at Melbourne Park in Melbourne, Australia.

When did Australian Open change from grass?

1982 ▪ THE KOOYONG LAWN TENNIS CLUB ▪ The Kooyong Lawn Tennis Club became the adopted home of the Australian Open in 1982. 1987 ▪ GRASS SURFACE FOR THE LAST TIME ON AUSTRALIAN OPEN TENNIS HISTORY ▪ Saw the last staging of the Open on grass. In an epic five set Stefan Edberg def.

What is Guojiao?

Get a taste of Chinese history with a bottle of National Cellar 1573 Guojiao The Only Chinese Organic Baijiu. Clear, distilled and grain-forward, this is one of the most famous Chinese liquors and is considered as one of the greatest symbols of their culture.

Is baijiu a vodka?

Unlike tequila or vodka, baijiu (白酒 báijiǔ), which literally means "clear liquor," has yet to become popular in the West.

Is Australia open to tourists?

The basics. Australia relaxed its border restrictions after a 20-month closure on November 1. Australian citizens, residents and their families can now travel without quarantine restrictions on the way home -- unless they are arriving from one of eight southern African countries (see below).

What does the new Australian Open logo mean?

• The new Australian Open logo has actually achieved more than expected. Certainly going by the rule – Less is More, the new logo features the “AO” abbreviation. The new identity was in support of the Australian Open’s reputation for innovation.

What is the Australian Open?

• The Australian Open is a tennis tournament held annually over the last fortnight of January in Melbourne, Australia, and is one of the four Grand Slam tournaments along with the French Open, Wimbledon, and the US Open. The Australian Open introduced a new identity in 2016, which was designed by Landor Australia.

What is the new logo design by Landor Australia?

• The new logo design by Landor Australia deviates from past emblems of the serving silhouette. Landor Australia 'Level 11' Blog - Australian Open changing the game. Community content is available under CC-BY-SA unless otherwise noted.

When did the Australian Open open to professional tennis players?

• Unlike the other three Grand Slam tournaments, which became open in 1968, the Australian tournament opened to professionals in 1969. Thus, the records here break at the 1969 tournament. Citations for these records.