DTB Blog - Horse Racing
Cheltenham Hunt Festival
Ready for the Cheltenham Roar? Whether you’re partial to a flutter or you don’t know your reverse forecast from a Lucky 15, the Cheltenham Hunt Festival is a fun-filled extravaganza. Find out what’s on offer now…
Corporate Hospitality at Royal Ascot
Situated in leafy Berkshire, Royal Ascot has been underway since the early 18th century and is still one of the most prestigious events in the UK. An ideal place to entertain corporate clients, secure hospitality tickets for your guests today.
The Belmond British Pullman – The Grand National
The Grand National is one of the most famous horse races in the world, and the 2017 event takes place on Saturday 8th April. Here at DTB, we have many corporate hospitality packages for this fabulous event, one of our most popular continues to be the Belmond British Pullman – or in other words, the Orient Express direct to Aintree.
3 Keys to Successful Hospitality Events
Our reputation as a leading provider of corporate hospitality in the UK is a result of many years of hard work and dedication to our clients. Since our company was first established, we have not only worked with some great venues and event promoters on behalf of clients, but we have also made a point of learning what it takes to create a truly exceptional experience.
The Grand National 2017
As well as being one of the most hotly anticipated horse racing events of the year, it is Europe’s most valuable jump race, which is no surprise considering that an estimated 25 per cent of the UK’s adult population will have a flutter on the race.
Cheltenham Hunt Festival Hospitality for 2017
Every year, the Cheltenham Hunt Festival is attended by tens of thousands of people keen to see Britain and Ireland’s top national hunt horses compete in some of the top races of the year, including the Cheltenham Gold Cup, the Queen Mother Champion Chase, and the Champion Hurdle.
William and Kate Embrace Royal Ascot
When the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge climbed into their carriage in preparation for the royal procession on the second day of Royal Ascot, they had no way of knowing they were about to get soaked.
