Sport
Anyone for special features include a company tennis clinic,
a coin toss ceremony on centre court,and the
chance to play a pro/am game against some of
the finest players in the game.tennis?
Northern Vision,which organises the
Liverpool InternationalTennisTournament,
is one of the UK’s leading sports and event
management companies.It currently
co-ordinates four high-profile tennis
tournaments across the UK and Scandinavia,
including tournaments in Liverpool,
Manchester, Nottingham and Oslo.
A big fan of the tournament is former
tennis player and longstanding Wimbledon
tournament referee,Alan Mills,OBE.He says:
“TheTradition-ICAP Liverpool International
“Over the years,the tournament
has attracted some of the biggest
names in tennis”
TennisTournament is an event without
comparison anywhere in the world.It combinesith spring now in full swing and has attracted some of the biggest names in
a top-class corporate hospitality programme,summer fast approaching, the tennis,including Martina Navratilova,Goran
large public area and a fantastic schoolprospect of an eventful sporting Ivanisevic,Martina Hingis,Pat Cash,BjornW
programme encouraging children tocalendar is certain to fill most of Borg and Caroline Wozniacki.
take up tennis.”us with excitement.Whether you’re following The prestigious five-day event attracts more
Anders Borg, tournament director, rarely getsthe football World Cup in South Africa,grand than 17,500 members of the general public and
the chance to personally enjoy the fantasticslam tennis in Wimbledon or both,make around 2,500 corporate guests,numbers that
hospitality on offer but he does enjoy thesure you also explore what sporting events are are increasing year-on-year as the tournament
glowing response it receives.“Our hospitalitytaking place a little closer to home.
at the tournament provides both an intimateTheTradition-ICAP Liverpool International
and memorable experience. All our guests,TennisTournament,which takes place at
both existing and new, seem to really enjoy theCalderstones Park from 16–20 June, is one of
drama,excitement and general buzz that thethe highlights of the North West’s sporting
tournament provides year on year,”he says.and social calendar.
For further information on the range ofNow in its ninth year, the tournament
corporate hospitality packages,which start fromcontinues to attract some of the world’s best
as little as £95 per person this year,players and this year will be no different,with
please call 0151 227 5940 or visitthe world number one doubles’champions –
www.liverpooltennis.co.uk
continues to grow in popularity.
Due to increasing interest,the corporate
hospitality area has been expanded in recent
years,from catering for 100 corporates in the
initial tournament in 2002 to providing a
facility for more than 20 times this at this
year’s event.
The exclusive corporate area at the
tournament has become extremely popular with
the North West business community, acting asthe Bryan Brothers – already confirmed.Fresh
a unique opportunity to network and providefrom their success at the Melbourne Open in
clients with a distinctive,fun day out.January, they will be playing alongside a whole
The beautiful setting provides guests with thehost of tennis stars who are sure to amaze and
chance to relax and socialise in the tranquil,dazzle the crowds.
scenic surroundings of Calderstones Park in theAs one of the key warm-ups to Wimbledon,
south of the city.the Liverpool InternationalTennisTournament
This year a new range of unique hospitalityis the only tournament of its kind and is
packages have been launched,which givescurrently the largest exhibition event in
guests the opportunity to really becomeEurope, making it a must for ATP, WTA and
involved in the tournament.Some of thelegend players.Over the years,the tournament
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