Anyone found any good new sources of information on foreign tournaments in the 2 years since this question was asked?
I came across https://chess-calendar.nl/ a few days ago. It looks pretty comprehensive with only a few duplicated listings. I particularly like the map showing you the location of a tournament. That's useful if the tournament name doesn't tell you where it is or if it's is somewhere you've never heard of.
Playing abroad
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Ian Thompson
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Re: Playing abroad
TWIc has one ..https://theweekinchess.com/chess-calendar
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Phil Neatherway
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Re: Playing abroad
However, it doesn't include the 2 French tournaments I am playing in.
Starting Saturday 29th June, Open Des Vins at Hourtin. There's still time to get your entry in!
https://echiquier-medocain.fr/open-des-vins/
Starting on Monday 29th July, at Creon.
https://www.creon-echecs.fr/accueil/tou ... nal-creon/
Starting Saturday 29th June, Open Des Vins at Hourtin. There's still time to get your entry in!
https://echiquier-medocain.fr/open-des-vins/
Starting on Monday 29th July, at Creon.
https://www.creon-echecs.fr/accueil/tou ... nal-creon/