Following the hosting in 2024 of the First World Championships for National Karate Teams, the Navarra Arena once again becomes the venue for top-level sport with the celebration of the 2025 Trampoline World Championships.

This is the most important competition in this sporting discipline, divided into two championships: from November 5 to 7, the “World Championships” in the senior category will take place; and from November 13 to 16, the “Junior World Championships and World Age Group Competitions” will be held.

Both competitions together will bring around 4,000 accredited professionals, including athletes, federations, and technical teams. Among them are 2,000 gymnasts representing 47 countries.

This international competition belongs to the International Gymnastics Federation (FIG), and its organization is managed by the Spanish Gymnastics Federation.

Navarra Arena submitted its bid to host this World Championships in February 2024, being officially confirmed as the venue on March 15, 2024.

The accreditation period for the participating countries closed on August 6 for the first competition and on August 13, 2025, for the second competition. Likewise, the nominative accreditations of the participating athletes have been confirmed this month. On October 1, the names of those competing in the senior championship were announced, and on October 8, those of the gymnasts participating in the junior and age group championship.

Hotel occupancy close to 100% in Navarra

The work to make it possible for an event of this magnitude to take place in Navarra — the previous World Championships were held in Birmingham (United Kingdom) in 2023 — began in March 2024, with the aim of guaranteeing accommodation and other services to be provided to teams and federations.

As of today, hotel occupancy across the region is close to 100% during the weeks of both competitions.