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What sets us apart from our competitors?

  1. We’re official: as approved provider of a wide portfolio of events, from Wimbledon and Twickenham to World Cups and Olympic Games, our official appointments ensure you access. Unlike many smaller agencies, we only supply official tickets in keeping with our Ticket Safe Guarantee below
  2. We’re impartial: we listen to what you need and won’t push our portfolio on you
  3. We offer a full range of solutions: from established sports hospitality to more tailor-made occasions, we can match the event to the mood you want to create
  4. We know our stuff: week in, week out, we are onsite delivering events, auditing facilities, keeping tabs on industry developments, and benchmarking package options and prices
  5. We go the extra mile: our team will check everything is in place to make your event a success, and then we’ll check again. We happily admit to 'seeking perfection' at every opportunity, as all good event managers do!
  6. We have lots of arms and legs: through our own group businesses and office locations, not to mention the other 200 companies in TUI’s global portfolio, we have the scale and skills to build project teams rapidly in London, the UK and beyond
  7. We deliver for our clients: from VIPs and sponsor guests to executive groups and prize winners, we look after each individual, and are fortunate to receive satisfaction ratings consistently exceeding 90%
  8. We invest in technology: we use best-in-class software and web applications to support our programme logistics, enabling real-time operational reports, post event feedback and unrivalled management information to help assess ROI
  9. We pride ourselves on being good citizens: we respect the local communities where we operate and care for the environment; we don’t just talk CSR, we live it out
  10. With us, you’re protected: besides enjoying all of the above benefits, your hospitality investment is further covered by our ABTA bonding 

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