user3149: I want to enter chess tournaments were there are titled players from more than one country and where non-titled players can compete in the same section.  Where can I find such open tournaments and what are the details?

user18809: I would say only very big tournaments divide their players in sections. With a <100 player-pool, you will see everyone together. But if you want to make sure you will definitely have strong players alongside you, follow the prize money!

user4362: I usually find my tournament in this online chess tournament calendar.
If you visit the homepage of a tournament you can often check who already registered and who is eligible to participate. 
Another easy way to make sure your conditions are met is just checking the prizes. In Europe a thousand euro first prize usually means there are going to be GMs participating. If there are several thousand euro first prize you can be sure that there will be many GMs and other strong players from all over the world. 

3149: <p>I want to enter chess tournaments were there are titled players from more than one country and where non-titled players can compete in the same section.  Where can I find such open tournaments and what are the details?</p>
 18809: <p>I would say only very big tournaments divide their players in sections. With a &lt;100 player-pool, you will see everyone together. But if you want to make sure you will definitely have strong players alongside you, follow the prize money!</p>
 4362: <p>I usually find my tournament in this <a href="http://chess-calendar.eu" rel="nofollow">online chess tournament calendar</a>.</p>

<p>If you visit the homepage of a tournament you can often check who already registered and who is eligible to participate. </p>

<p>Another easy way to make sure your conditions are met is just checking the prizes. In Europe a thousand euro first prize usually means there are going to be GMs participating. If there are several thousand euro first prize you can be sure that there will be many GMs and other strong players from all over the world. </p>
