TENNIS CORPORATE HOSPITALITY
Search no more if
your looking for world-class sport in glamorous settings. Against
the backdrop of the most exciting cities the globe has to offer,
surely no sport can compete with the sheer allure of Grand Slam
Tennis. There’s never been a better time to catch your favourite
player gracing the court at a top venue. Whether private or
corporate, being part of a major tournament will rival all
experiences.
The game of Tennis originated in France in the 12th Century, but the
game of Real Tennis is very different from the modern game. King
Henry VIII built the oldest Real Tennis court at Hampton Court
Palace in 1530. The Lawn Tennis Association was formed in 1888, and
the laws have only changed in detail since. The Davis Cup was
inaugurated in 1900, originally between Britain and America. Today
tennis is a world-class competitive sport captivating millions of
fans and players all around the world.
The
Wimbledon Championship was one of the most significant
developments in the history of tennis. The first Wimbledon champion
was William Renshaw who won the championship 8 times between 1881
and 1889 - a record that remains unbeaten today. In 1909 the All
England Club adopted the purple and green colours that are still
used today. The history of tennis in modern times can easily be
traced by viewing the great champions of Wimbledon - Laver, Borg,
McEnroe, Connors, Sampras, Court, King, Evert, Navratilova and
Hingis.
The
Wimbledon Championship is without question the greatest tennis
tournament in the world. Indeed it is much more than a tennis
tournament, it is a unique sporting event. Wimbledon is the
championship that players cherish the most. This is also true from
the perspective of the spectators. There is no doubt that the
atmosphere inside the All England Club is very special indeed, and
Wimbledon remains a firm favourite for corporate entertaining.
We specialise in offering official hospitality opportunities at the
Stella Artois Tournament at the Queen's Club in London, as well as
tennis hospitality at other Grand Slam tennis tournaments, including
the French Tennis Open at Roland Garros in Paris.
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