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Premium Hospitality and Corporate Entertaining worldtennischallenge..com follow us on: premium hospitality and corporate entertaining 8-10 January 2013 Memorial Drive, Adelaide worldtennischallenge..com follow us on: private corporate suite us and french open $5,500 inc GST • 8 corporate seats per session with exclusive • Four invites to the exclusive Player Welcome Party access to pre tennis corporate function featuring held on Monday 7 January. World Tennis Challenge player interviews. • One team invite into the Corporate Challenge tennis • 4 car park passes per session. event held on Monday 7 January. • Food and beverage package includes canapes • Ten bronze tickets to opening night. upon arrival, followed by deluxe picnic box per • Company name and logo featured on your suite. guest and alcholic beverages served throughout night. click to download booking form 8-10 January 2013 or call World Tennis Challenge on 08 7224 8100 Memorial Drive, Adelaide worldtennischallenge..com follow us on: private corporate suite wimbledon suite $13,500 inc GST • 12 corporate seats per session with exclusive • Four invites to the exclusive Player Welcome Party access to pre tennis corporate function featuring held on Monday 7 January. World Tennis Challenge player interviews. • One team invite into the Corporate Challenge tennis • 8 car park passes per session. event held on Monday 7 January. • Food and beverage package includes canapes • Ten bronze tickets to opening night. upon arrival, followed by deluxe picnic box per • Company name and logo featured on your suite. guest and alcholic beverages served throughout night. click to download booking form 8-10 January 2013 or call World Tennis Challenge on 08 7224 8100 Memorial Drive, Adelaide worldtennischallenge..com follow us on: tennis sa legends club luncheon individual $140, table of ten $1,100 inc GST Dine alongside the World Tennis Challenge players and directors at the highly anticipated Tennis SA Legends Club Luncheon held on finals day. Past guest speakers include: John McEnroe, Pat Rafter, Brad Gilbert and Frank Sedgeman. • When: Thursday 10 January 2013 • Time: 12.30pm - 2.00pm • Where: Ballroom, InterContinental Adelaide, North Terrace • Includes: Two course meal, beer, wine and soft drink • Dress: Business attire click to download booking form 8-10 January 2013 or call World Tennis Challenge on 08 7224 8100 Memorial Drive, Adelaide worldtennischallenge..com follow us on: corporate challenge, proudly supported by InterContinental Adelaide team of four $250 inc GST Participate with your work colleagues in Australia’s biggest tennis participation event held in January lead- ing up to the World Tennis Challenge event, the WTC Be Active Challenge. The finals are played under lights, complete with ballkids, line and chair umpires! Limited to 42 teams! • When: Monday 7 January 2013 • Time: 2:30pm - 8.00pm • Where: Memorial Drive Centre Court, North Adelaide • Includes: Cardio Tennis warm-up session, oncourt refreshments, gourmet BBQ dinner and beverages • Division: Social and Premium available click to download booking form 8-10 January 2013 or call World Tennis Challenge on 08 7224 8100 Memorial Drive, Adelaide corporate hospitality po box 43, north adelaide p: 08 7224 8100 f: 08 8212 6518 [email protected] worldtennischallenge.com click to download booking form or call World Tennis Challenge on 08 7224 8100.
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