“The pasture season is synonymous with British summer,” said BBC Sport Director Alex Kay-Jelski.
“For the BBC Sport, it marks the start of the huge summer for women’s sporting events, the Women’s Championships in Queens.”
The agreement also includes the right to showcase LTA events in Eastbourne and Nottingham two weeks before the Wimbledon Championships begin.
Chris Pollard, managing director of LTA's business and operations, said: “This year is expected to be the best pasture season for LTA, with men and women participating in all our events for the first time.”
The Queen's Club Women's Masters draw will begin on June 9 and the Men's Championship will begin on June 16. Wimbledon starts on June 30.
