I was planning to wait a bit to making further updates on my map of arenas where you can find women's hockey, but I discovered the International Ice Hockey Federation (IIHF) was kicking off the Women's European Cup of Nations today, and I couldn't let that go unshared. So my terrible planned pun of "now WEHT am I going to talk about?” is a little premature because, as of writing, the WEHT is in full swing in Kloten.

I will undoubtedly have more to say about the Women's Euro Hockey Tour after the Women's Sport Collective event there tomorrow, not to mention the games I'll be in the stands for on Saturday.

So what's new on my map of arenas where women's hockey teams play?

All four Women's Euro Hockey Tour 2026/27 stops in:

• 🇨🇭Switzerland (August 19-22: get tickets)
• 🇫🇮Finland (September 30 - October 3)
• 🇸🇪Sweden (October 28 - November 5)
• 🇨🇿Czechia respectively (April 16-22)

 The first Women's European Cup of Nations stops August 20-22 in

• 🇩🇪Germany (admission is free) for Group A: 🇫🇷France, 🇩🇪Germany, 🇭🇺Hungary, 🇳🇴Norway. More details athttps://www.iihf.com/en/events/2027/ecna
• 🇸🇰Slovakia for Group B (🇦🇹Austria, 🇮🇹Italy, 🇳🇱Netherlands, 🇸🇰Slovakia. More details athttps://www.iihf.com/en/events/2027/ecnb.

The Women's Worlds in Denmark (November 6-16: get tickets) with separate entries for

• Group A in Esbjerg: 🇺🇸USA, 🇨🇿Czechia, 🇨🇭Switzerland, 🇩🇪Germany, 🇦🇹Austria*
• Group B in Herning: 🇨🇦Canada,🇫🇮 Finland, 🇸🇪Sweden, 🇯🇵Japan, 🇩🇰Denmark
• The semi-finals and medal games in Herning

*assuming the Austrian team's treatment is improved and they don't feel compelled to follow through with their boycott.

Note: this was adapted from a LinkedIn article, which can be found at https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/mapping-international-womens-hockey-tournaments-europe-heather-force-hiqye/.

You can access the map with zoomed to include the participating countries here.