The nation's best swimmers will first be in action at the ASA National Championships in Sheffield next month before they attend one or more of a number of events taking place around the world this summer.
With no World, European or Commonwealth championships this summer, swimmers and coaches have selected meets that best suit their individual preparations and programmes as they work towards next summer's Olympics.
Teams will compete at meets in Indianapolis, Paris, Bangkok and Japan as they look to end their long course (50m) season on a high 12 months out from Beijing.
For British Swimming Head Coach Ian Turner, the U.S. Championships will provide the type of test he believes will best benefit his group of Freestyle men.
"I shall take a group to the U.S. Nationals and this will give our 200m Freestyle swimmers the chance to stand up as individuals and as relay teams against some very strong competition," said Turner.
"That's our focus for the year and we've done a great deal of work in training towards that aim as we also look to create that special bond that exists between relay teams."
Turner believes there will be real benefits for British Swimming collectively as different programmes within the set-up look to international events that offer a more specific challenge.
"Britain's coaches have had the option of which meets will suit their programme best and have chosen accordingly. It's an exciting time. A year out from the Beijing Olympics and all programmes are focused on getting the right result in China.
"This summer's meets will tell us where we are in that preparation and give us an indication of the work that still needs to be done to ensure people peak at the right time."
British Swimming coach Ben Titley will take a squad to Japan for a training camp and open event at the end of August, and this will mirror preparations ahead of the Beijing Olympics.
"Japan offers an invaluable chance for this group of swimmers to race at the end of the summer in Asia which is what they'll be focusing on 12 months down the line at the Olympics," said Titley.
"It also provides the chance for both athletes and staff to train beforehand in Osaka which is what we're looking at as a venue for our Olympic preparation camp in 2008.
"They'll be able to acclimatise to the environment, get used to the geography of the area and therefore settle better when we arrive ready for our final Olympic preparation."
Ian Armiger (Loughborough University) as Head Coach will take a team closer to home in Paris. Again a quality field is anticipated with the world's most successful swimming nations in attendance.
A squad of 19 British swimmers has also been selected to compete at the World University Games in Thailand.
And the swimming contingent of the multi-sport event will be looking to better the medal tally they achieved two years ago in Turkey where they contributed 10 of the 19 medals collectively won by the Great Britain team.
U.S. National Championships take place from 31st July to 4th August. The British team comprises: Dave Carry -Aberdeen Dolphins Daniel Coombs - Gallica/Loughborough University Ross Davenport - City of Derby Andy Hunter - Stirling Swimming Robert Lang - City of Edinburgh Dean Milwain - Loughborough of University John Owen - City of Edinburgh Robbie Renwick - City of Aberdeen Hannah Miley - Garioch
The Paris Open Meet takes place between 2nd and 5th August 2007. The British team comprises: Rebecca Adlington - Nova Centurion Georgia Davies - Swim Swansea Jess Dickons - Borough of Stockton Megan Gilchrist - City of Edinburgh Jo Jackson - Derwentside Jemma Lowe - Borough of Stockton Mel Marshall - Loughborough University Robyn Matthews - City of Edinburgh Cassie Patten - Stockport Metro Keri-anne Payne - Stockport Metro Emma Smithurst - City of Derby
Chris Alderton - Wear Valley Chris Cook - City of Newcastle Craig Elliott - Loughborough University Craig Gibbons - Maxwell/Loughborough University James Gibson - Marseille James Goddard - Loughborough University Andrew Hodgson - Swansea Performance Stuart Houston - Stirling Swimming James Kirton - City of Sheffield Andrew Mayor - City of Newcastle Peter Thompson - Middlesborough Chris Watkinson - Loughborough University
The Japan Open Meet takes place 21st to 24th August in Chiba. The British team comprises: Julia Beckett - Loughborough University Rebecca Cooke - City of Glasgow Ellen Gandy - Beckenham Fran Halsall - City of Liverpool Kate Haywood - Loughborough University Jemma Lowe - Borough of Stockton Caitlin McClatchey - Loughborough University Hannah Miley - Garioch Lizzie Simmonds - Lincoln Vulcans
Chris Cook - City of Newcastle Todd Cooper - Stirling Swimming David Davies - City of Cardiff Kris Gilchrist - City of Edinburgh Ben Hockin - Swansea Performance Gregor Tait - City of Edinburgh Liam Tancock - Loughborough University
The World University Games take place in Bangkok, Thailand from 8th to 18th August 2007. The Great Britain team comprises: Sophie Caul - City of Coventry Terri Dunning - City of Birmingham Debbie Hall - City of Sheffield Louise Henley - Swansea Karen Lee - University of Bath Louise Pate - City of Edinburgh Stephanie Proud - Loughborough University Katherine Wyld - Nova Centurion
Matt Bowe - Loughborough University Matt Clay - University of Bath Euan Dale - Loughborough University Scott Houston - Stirling Andrew Hunter - Stirling Darren Mew - University of Bath Michael Rock - Manchester Joe Roebuck - Loughborough University Charles Turner - Loughborough University Matthew Tutty - University of Bath Michael Unsworth - Loughborough University