Wales' WXV Series matches will be live on BBC iPlayer, TV, radio, and online.
The series kicks off on September 18, with Wales facing South Africa in Cardiff.
The following week, the team will host the USA Women's Eagles.
All matches will be shown on BBC One Wales, BBC iPlayer, BBC Radio Wales, BBC Radio Cymru, and the BBC Sport website and app.
Nadine Griffiths, WRU director of women's rugby, said: "We're delighted to welcome BBC Wales as an official broadcast partner for the Vodafone Wales WXV Series.
"Their commitment and support come at a hugely important moment for the women's game, helping us bring Welsh rugby to more audiences and inspire the next generation of players and supporters."
Carolyn Hitt, head of BBC Radio Wales and BBC Cymru Wales Sport, said: "I'm delighted that BBC Wales will be the host broadcaster for the Vodafone Wales WXV Series.
"BBC Wales is committed to bringing top-quality women's sport to audiences across Wales, and I can't wait to see the campaign get underway."
Fans attending the series at Cardiff Arms Park can look forward to music from DJ Kay Russant, early bird drinks deals, and South African-inspired food.
There will also be face painting and a 'Tunnel of Noise' to welcome the team to the pitch.
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This forms part of the WRU's aim to create a family-friendly matchday experience.
Tickets are on sale now from £15 for adults and £5 for children and students.
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There is 'real excitement' around the two home matches against South Africa and the USA.
"Whether cheering from the stands, tuning in through BBC Wales or following the action across our digital channels, supporters now have more ways than ever to connect with Welsh rugby," said Ms Griffiths.
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