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Privilege Seats the Privilege Seats in the GONET GENEVA OPEN Tournament Allow You to See the Best of Tennis from a Privileged Position Inside Centre Court a Privilege Seat on court... Situated near the shores of the lake in Geneva, the “Tennis Club des Eaux-Vives” will host the tournament GONET GENEVA OPEN ATP250 World Tour for its sixth edition. “Château VIP” Hôtel Restaurant du Parc des Eaux-Vives Every city that hosts an international tennis event is part of an elite Club and receives therefore national and international media attention with the projection of an image which is dynamic and young. The ATP World Tour is comprised of 63 tournaments played all around the world during 11 months of the year. An ATP World Tour 250 is a high quality event where the top 100 players on the circuit compete against each other. Stan Wawrinka Alexander Zverev Marton Fucsovics Grigor Dimitrov Federico Delbonis Format of an Facts: ATP World Tour 250 - 21 single players according to ATP ranking. - 3 wild cards - 4 qualifiers - Main Draw: 28 single players - 14 double teams according ATP ranking Prize Money (2019) Total Prize money: 524.340€ Winner single competition: 90.390€ Winners double competition: 29.650€ Alexander Zverev, winner of the 2019 edition of the tournament. 2015 - Thomaz BELLUCCI 2016 - Stan WAWRINKA 2017 - Stan WAWRINKA 2018 - Marton FUCSOVICS The Privilege Seats in the GONET Privilege Seats GENEVA OPEN tournament allow you to see the best of tennis from a privileged position inside Centre Court. The Privilege Seats in the GONET Privilege Seats GENEVA OPEN tournament are located on the West side. Privilege Seats / the “Château VIP” / Benefits 8 days / 12 sessions • Saturday & Sunday (Qualifying) • Monday to Thursday (Double daily session) • Friday (semifinals) • Saturday (final) ... a “Privilege” off court. Privilege Seats / the “Château VIP” / Public Relations The GONET GENEVA OPEN tournament offers its clients Privilege Seats, an exclusive location, considered as the best VIP tennis area in Switzerland. An ideal meeting place for public relation activities. Privilege Seats / the “Château VIP” 10 “Rendez-vous” as a complement to the best tennis. Each Privilege Seat give you access to the exclusive “Château VIP” restaurant. Privilege Seats / the “Château VIP” / Benefits Each Privilege Seat owner will have: • A reserved seat on Centre Court • A reserved seat in the “Château VIP”restaurant Privilege Seats / the “Château VIP” / Benefits 8 days / 12 sessions • Saturday & Sunday: Privilege Seat only • Monday to Thursday: Privilege Seat + Lunch & Dinner • Friday May (semifinals): Privilege Seat + Lunch • Saturday (finals): Privilege Seat + Lunch Privilege Seats / the “Château VIP” / Benefits • Possibility to book tables at the “Château VIP” restaurant for a group of people. Privilege Seats / Benefits / Purposes gourmets, details... Your guests and clients will enjoy the finest food and beverage during the whole week. Privilege Seats / Benefits / Epicurean .. the details, the refinement, a place reserved for the connoisseurs. Public Relations - Privilege Seats / the “Château VIP” • “Château VIP” You will assess the context and quality of the services offered. Public Relations - Privilege Seats / the “Château VIP” • “Château VIP” Details on our exclusive terrace (cigars & cocktails). Public Relations - Privilege Seats / Night Sessions • “Château VIP” The place to be in Geneva. In an exceptional setting throughout the tournament, you will enjoy our lively evenings. (Monday to Thursday) • Plan of the Privilege Seats / 2021 Privilege Seats in the Centre Court Privilege Seats / 2021 • Summary Privilege Seats Privilege Seats . Privilege Seat on Centre Court (West Tribune) . Access to the “Château VIP” restaurant . Food and drinks included . Seat at the “Château VIP” on a dedicated table (Possibility to book tables for a group of people) . Access to the lounge . Access to the Lounge cigares & Cocktails terrace • Each includes, food Privilege Seats / 2021 / Prices Privilege Seat and beverage (From Monday to Saturday Final). PRICE PER SESSION • Prices: VAT not included. DAY NIGHT DAYS SESSION SESSION SATURDAY CHF 10.- (One session)* SUNDAY MAY CHF 100.- (One session)* MONDAY MAY CHF 500.- CHF 500.- TUESDAY MAY CHF 500.- CHF 500.- WEDNESDAY MAY CHF 500.- CHF 500.- THURSDAY MAY CHF 500.- CHF 500.- FRIDAY MAY CHF 600.- SATURDAY MAY CHF 700.- *Without the VIP Restaurant PRIVILEGE SEATS SUBSCRIPTION Includes the 8 days of the tournament. CHF 4,700.- THANK YOU Geneva Trophy Promotion Sàrl Event Promoter 67, Rue du Rhône 1207 Genève, Suisse T. +41 22 510 23 25 www.GonetGenevaOpen.com.
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