Why Is Hospitality Important?
Harry Francis
28-Aug-2017
We spend so much time looking at screens that the once mandatory face to face contact with suppliers, clients, acquaintances and directors simply doesn’t happen as much as it should. It is extremely difficult to communicate gratitude, win loyalty, set yourself above business rivals and create brand awareness through a screen. It’s too formal and distant.
One Day International Cricket Hospitality
Harry Francis
19-May-2017
Developed in the 1970’s, one day international cricket is the original form of limited overs cricket. Within the day both sides, who wear coloured uniforms and play with a white ball, field and bat. There is a maximum of 50 overs to be scored and as many runs as possible in an innings.
Relish The Very Best International Cricket
Harry Francis
24-Apr-2017
Whilst international cricket is televised, television often results in a passive experience. If you want to feel the excitement, live and breathe each innings as you marvel at the skill and showmanship of the best players in the world, there is only one solution. Be at the cricket ground and soak up the experience.
Polo In The Park – A Perfect Hospitality Choice
Harry Francis
03-Apr-2017
Here at DTB Sports and Events we believe that corporate polo events are a decadent, delightful, different and exceptional way to thanks clients for their business, staff for their efforts and suppliers for their constancy.
Competition Driving New Corporate Hospitality Offers
Harry Francis
10-Mar-2017
Have you ever wondered why so many sports and entertainment venues invest so much in hospitality offerings? We know, it can sometimes be maddening for pay-at-the-gate patrons to know that so many tickets are being taken by corporate hospitality clients who may never actually use them.
Cheltenham Festival Anti-social Behaviour Crackdown
Harry Francis
20-Feb-2017
Earlier this month, the Jockey Club announced a new effort to crack down on antisocial behaviour related to excessive drinking at the four-day Cheltenham Festival. The Club says it has made the decision to take a harder stance against irresponsible drinking by limiting racegoers to four alcoholic beverages per purchase.