The Super Bowl is happening in Houston on Sunday with the Atlanta Falcons taking on the New England Patriots at the NRG Stadium.
The first Superbowl took place in 1967 and this will be the 50th Super Bowl with the Pittsburgh Steelers recording the most victories with six wins whilst the New England Patriots have the most Super Bowl final appearances having appeared nine times.
With England having one of their best years in International rugby for a long time with Eddie Jones team currently unbeaten in 2016 hospitality at Twickenham is even more popular.
England are hosting Italy, Scotland and France at Twickenham next year and there are several different options for clients to choose from and we often get asked which hospitality package is the best at Twickenham.
We often get asked this by clients before they buy a hospitality package and although we have detailed event brochures and package content on our website, which gives clients a good idea of the package, we have now produced some videos for some events which should give you a real feel for the day.
We get asked this a lot by our clients, who are looking to impress their clients, throughout the year and to be honest there is no correct answer as it depends on several key ingredients such as:-
Budget – A weekend on a yacht at the Monaco Grand Prix is a great way to entertain clients but it isn’t cheap and would clients be able to spend three nights away from work or their families? A day at Royal Ascot is much cheaper and has a great atmosphere and it could well be easier for your client to attend.
Throughout the world now there are lots of major artists and bands performing to sell-out crowds.
In the UK over the next few months artists such as Justin Bieber, Rod Stewart, Simply Red and The Red Hot Chilli Peppers are all performing amongst other big names.
The Olympics in Rio finished last week and Great Britain ended up coming second in the medal table behind the United States but above China which no one predicted before the games.
With most leading football clubs throughout the world now playing in all seater stadiums it is unlikely that we will see record breaking attendances at football matches throughout the world.
In Europe FC Barcelona has the biggest football stadium and can hold 99,345 spectators although it is getting extended and will hold another 10000 people in the not too distant future. Barcelona doesn’t always sell out and in 2015 had an average of 77,000.
Britain’s Andy Murray and USA’s Serena Williams won the Men’s and Ladies finals at Wimbledon this year, giving Murray his second Wimbledon title and Williams her sixth and record equalling twenty second Grand Slam title.
If you missed out on Wimbledon this year we have though just released our Debenture and hospitality prices for 2017. See our brief descriptions alongside each with videos to help explain them.
With the huge transfer fees getting paid by some top teams, European clubs are getting richer and richer each year. This is predominantly due to the increase in TV money and the fact that a lot of clubs are tying up commercial partnerships with countries and companies from outside Europe. As you will have noticed, many clubs now go on pre and post season tours outside the continent looking to capitalise on a commercial basis.
Due to the lovely British summer weather we have experienced over the past five days this year Wimbledon will be played on the middle Sunday for the first time since 2004.