The Corporate Games will be held in August 2026
The UK Corporate Games will be held in Coventry next year(Image: Coventry City Council)
The nation’s largest multi-sport festival is set to return to Coventry next year. The UK Corporate Games will return to the city from August 21 to August 23, 2026.
The previous games in Coventry were held in 2023, welcoming thousands of participants from diverse businesses of varying sizes and sectors, and showcasing the city as a vibrant hub for sport and business.
The 2026 games will include up to 19 different sports, from tennis, football, running, softball, karting, e-sports, padel, and dragon boat racing.
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Cabinet Member for Public Health and Sport, Cllr Kamran Caan, said: “We’re delighted to be hosting the UK Corporate Games in Coventry for the fourth time. We absolutely love bringing businesses and organisations, as well as our own staff, together in our city, utilising some of our fantastic sporting venues.
“It’s events like this that are truly successful in bringing physical activity and fun together, while giving colleagues the opportunity to bond and network while getting active. I’m eager to see people from across the country getting involved in the numerous sports that will be on offer.”
The Games weekend will bring together thousands of business representatives for a celebration of sport, business opportunities, and community engagement.
Director of Warwick Conferences, Paul Bartlett, said: “Warwick Conferences is proud to host the UK Corporate Games once again in 2026, the fourth time this prestigious event will take place at the University of Warwick. We look forward to delivering another outstanding experience for all participants and to welcoming people from across the country to the University.”
Registration for the 2026 Games is now live, with early entry discounts available for a limited time. For more information and to enter your team, visit the site here.
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