Avatar photoDamian Sheridan

I run the marketing and travel division at Rocket Hospitality, where I design web pages and curate bespoke travel itineraries for clients attending some of the world’s biggest sporting events, including the Super Bowl and the Football World Cup. Receiving positive feedback from these experiences is what truly makes my job rewarding.

How Much Does Premier League Hospitality Cost?

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If you’re thinking about upgrading your matchday experience, one of the first questions you’ll ask is how much does Premier League hospitality cost? While prices are higher than standard tickets, hospitality offers premium seating, food, drinks, and exclusive access that many fans feel is worth the investment when attending a Premier League match. Typical Price … Read more

Which Liverpool hospitality package should we book?

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Choosing the right Liverpool FC hospitality package can transform your matchday at Anfield into an unforgettable experience. With several premium options available, each offering something unique, it’s worth taking a moment to consider what matters most for your group — atmosphere, comfort, exclusivity, or value. Here’s a guide to help you decide. 1. Best for … Read more

What are the best places to watch the Monaco Grand Prix?

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Yachts, Terraces, Penthouses & more Few sporting events in the world deliver the glamour, intensity, and electric atmosphere of the Monaco Grand Prix. Set against a dazzling backdrop of superyachts, hilltop residences and the iconic harbour, Monaco turns into a playground for motorsport fans and luxury seekers alike. If you are planning to experience the … Read more

What is Corporate Hospitality

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What is Corporate Hospitality? Corporate hospitality refers to the practice of companies entertaining clients, employees, or other stakeholders at various events, such as sporting events, music concerts, or cultural activities such as the Chelsea Flower Show. The aim is to strengthen business relationships, reward loyalty, and create networking opportunities in a relaxed and enjoyable environment. … Read more

New winners at Wimbledon

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Wimbledon had a new Men’s and Ladies Champion in 2025, in Italy’s Jannik Singer and Poland’s Iga Swiatek. In another first, all line judges were replaced with automated electronic line-calling technology and both singles finals were scheduled later (4 pm start) for the American market.

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Alcaraz Wins Wimbledon in Repeat Final

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French Open hospitality and VIP ticket ticket packages

Carlos Alcaraz won Wimbledon for the second year in a row in a repeat final against Novak Djokovic.

He won in straight sets and bar a blip in the third set, when Djokovic saved three match points, he was in control throughout the three sets.

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Which Horse Racing Meeting is Best?

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Horse Racing Hospitality packages at royal ascot

We often get asked by our clients which is the best race meeting to attend each year. Firstly we would advise to check the best location for your clients, after all there is no point buying a box at the Goodwood Festival if all your clients are based in the north of England.

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Wimbledon Ballot 2026 Tickets

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The Wimbledon Ballot 2026
Applications, Odds & Tickets

Wimbledon is one of the most popular sporting events of the year and one of the four Grand Slam tournaments competed for every year along with the Australian, French, and US Open. Over 40,000 people attend Wimbledon each day. Running since 1877, it is the oldest tennis tournament in the world and the only Grand Slam played on grass.

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Which Formula One race should you attend in 2023?

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Formula One returns in March and in 2023 there will be twenty-three races starting in Bahrain on March 5th and concluding in Abu Dhabi on November 26th.

The eagerly anticipated Las Vegas Grand Prix debuts in November and will be a Saturday night race which will no doubt be extremely popular. Qatar also returns to the 2023 calendar. There should have been twenty-four races, but the Chinese Grand Prix has been cancelled with Formula One considering a replacement.

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British Qualifier Emma Raducanu wins the US Open

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Without a doubt one of Britain’s biggest sporting achievements saw 18-year-old Emma Raducanu win the US Open defeating Canada’s Leylah Fernandez in straight sets.

What made it even more remarkable was that she was a wildcard and had to go through three qualifying matches to reach the main draw. The 18-year-old from Kent, ranked 150 in the world before the tournament, also went the whole tournament without even dropping a set.

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