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GSTAAD PALACE SWITZERLAND A FAMILY AFFAIR: TENNIS AND MOUNTAIN WEEK WITH SWISS OLYMPIC CHAMPION MARC ROSSET Sunday, 13.8.2017–Saturday, 19.8.2017 What is Included in In Association with the Package Sunday August 13th, at 7.00 pm “mrb tennis concept”, Gstaad Palace is proud Welcome cocktail for the whole family. to offer a unique tennis and mountain sports week tailored to children between the age of 7 and From Monday 14th to Friday 18th August 16 years. – Every morning from 9.30 am: half day of tennis lesson “mrb tennis concept” is managed and operated by – Between noon and 1.30 pm: group lunch Marc Rosset. Being amongst Switzerland’s most – Every afternoon until 5.00 pm: outdoor activities well-known and most successful tennis players, – Every evening between 5.30 pm and 7.00 pm Marc Rosset has won many ATP tennis champion- parents’ tennis clinic ships, alongside the tennis gold medal during the Barcelona summer Olympics. He and his partners Saturday August 19th, at noon will personally lead all participating children Certificate ceremony for all participants and through this exciting week and make sure to pass their families. on their passion for tennis and sports. Package Rate FOR LOCAL GUESTS CHF 2’100.– per child for one week. FOR HOTEL GUESTS CHF 2’360.– per child staying in a room with their parents until 12 years old. CHF 2’960.– per child staying in a room with their parents between 12–16 years old. For parents tennis clinic CHF 780.– per adult and per week “Play with respect. Double room rates start at CHF 4’950.– per room for 6 nights inclusive of half board. “Win with grace.” “Roger Federer For additional information and reservations please contact our reservations department at [email protected] or please visit tennis-concept.com. “Tennis is just a game, “family is forever.” “Serena Williams GSTAAD PALACE Palacestrasse 28 • 3780 Gstaad • Switzerland • Phone: +41 33 748 50 00 • [email protected] • palace.ch.

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