Six months after its launch, Oasis Padel takes a new step in its development. The company specializing in premium padel holidays is organizing, from October 8 to 12, 2026, a Padel An exceptional training camp in Tunisia with Pablo Ayma, coach of the French national team and founder of the Pablo Ayma Academy. A collaboration that illustrates Oasis's ambition. Padel : to make Tunisia a new benchmark for padel enthusiasts seeking an experience combining sport, travel and conviviality.
A shared vision for the development of padel in Tunisia
The choice of Pablo Ayma It's not a coincidence.
A few months earlier, in an interview given to Padel Magazine The French national team coach had already explained that the Tunisia had all the ingredients to become a major padel destination: a favorable climate all year round, rapidly developing infrastructure and proximity to Europe.
This analysis immediately resonated with the founders of Oasis Padel .
"When we read his analysis, we felt that he was putting words to what we were already feeling," he explains. Jordan Douhet , co-founder of the company. "We were convinced of the destination's potential, but seeing a global leader share this vision reinforced our project."
A few months later, this shared vision gave birth to Pablo Ayma Padel Camp .
A holiday for enthusiasts above all
Your adventure Oasis Padel It was born from a personal experience.
During a trip to Greece with friends, the two founders realized that the best memories are not limited to matches.
“In the morning, we played padel. Then we had lunch together, and then everyone enjoyed the beach or the pool before meeting up again in the evening. Very quickly, we realized that the trip was just as important as the sport,” he says Jordan Douhet .
This is the philosophy that guides all of them today. Padel Camps offered by Oasis Padel.
The goal is not only to progress technically, but to experience a true interlude blending paddle relaxation, discovery and meeting new people.



Why Tunisia?
For Oasis Padel, the Tunisia ticks many boxes.
The climate allows you to play almost all year round, the hotel offering is well-developed, the destination remains easily accessible from France, and the infrastructure dedicated to padel is progressing rapidly.
À Sousse where the stay will take place, we already have eight padel complexes .
“We don’t just want to offer an alternative to Spain. We want to build a true padel destination in its own right,” says Jordan Douhet.
More than ten hours of padel with Pablo Ayma
Organized from October 8 & 12, 2026 , this first Pablo Ayma Padel Camp will remain true to Oasis's DNA Padel.
Participants will benefit in particular from:
- de more than ten hours of training with Pablo Ayma ;
- accommodation in 4 or 5 star hotel ;
- of a formula All Inclusive ;
- flights and transfers included;
- of Welcome Pack NOX ;
- the presence of a physiotherapist ;
- support provided by the Oasis team Padel throughout the stay.
Between padel sessions, everyone can enjoy the beach, the swimming pool, the wellness areas or simply explore the region.
The stay is also open to accompanying persons, whether or not they play padel.
"Some come primarily to progress, others to travel, many seek both. We want everyone to have an unforgettable experience," emphasizes the co-founder.
An international ambition
For Oasis Padel this collaboration with Pablo Ayma This marks an important step, but it is only the beginning.
The company is already working on new projects for 2027 with the ambition of becoming a benchmark in premium padel trip .
“We want to continue to offer human-scale stays, where the quality of the experience remains our priority,” explains Jordan Douhet.
Beyond the hours spent in the field, Oasis Padel aims to highlight everything that makes a stay so enriching: exchanges between enthusiasts, local discoveries, shared meals, and moments of relaxation.
“Padel is a sport that brings people together. Memories are created as much on the court as over a meal, a sunset, or a post-match chat. That's exactly what we want to convey through each of our Padel Camps.
How to participate in Pablo Ayma Padel Camp?
Registration is now open.
Interested players can contact us directly. Oasis Padel via its website, social media or by telephone.
The team provides personalized support to each participant in order to build a stay tailored to their expectations, whether they primarily want to progress on the field, discover Tunisia or combine the two.
With this Pablo Ayma Padel Camp Oasis Padel This confirms his desire to make the Tunisia an unmissable destination for lovers of premium padel , while offering an approach to travel where sporting performance is combined with the pleasure of holidays.
































































































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