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Corporate Suites Our Corporate Suites Provide You with the Ultimate Brisbane International Experience corporate entertainment on a whole new level brisbane international 2011 corporate hospitality brochure queensland tennis centre brisbaneinternational.com.au 2–9 january 2011 welcome to brisbane international 2011… Brisbane International 2010 captivated Broadcast in 133 countries, and viewed by more than 3.3 million people in the city. Australia, this event is now entrenched in the pysche of Australian sport. Enthralling encounters over eight days were witnessed by 82,257 spectators, Brisbane witnessed one of the all time stamping the tournament a huge success on the international tennis circuit. The calibre of players was strong as Queensland sent a message to the tennis great tennis matches when Kim Clijsters fraternity that the best preparation for the first Grand Slam of the year was in beat fellow comeback queen and Brisbane. Four former Grand Slam champions including Ana Ivanovic, Justine compatriot Justine Henin in the final. Henin and eventual winners Andy Roddick and Kim Clijsters began their Australian Open assault in Brisbane. Australia’s Bernard Tomic and Peter Luczak It was arguably the best match in this were also present as was Jelena Dokic, Alicia Molik and Casey Dellacqua. year’s summer of tennis... right here at Rated a well-organised and professionally-run tournament by the players, Queensland’s very own Pat Rafter Arena. commentators and spectators alike for the second year running, the combined event has cemented its future at the beginning of the Australian Open Series. Promising a plethora of star talent after the success of the 2010 tournament, expect the Brisbane International to showcase an even more impressive line- up in 2011. If you have not experienced the world’s best tennis players in action at Pat Rafter Arena, why not be a part of this international event and differentiate your corporate hospitality by previewing the summer of tennis ahead at the Brisbane International? Experience first class facilities and enjoy the amazing atmosphere in Pat Rafter Arena, home of the stars. pat rafter arena Enjoy an array of corporate hospitality options which guarantee flexibility, quality and service while you marvel at these world-class athletes’ precision and power. corporate suites Our corporate suites provide you with the ultimate Brisbane International experience. Enjoy the perfect environment for a relaxed networking atmosphere. The corporate suites are located on the top level of the stadium. Benefits include: • air-conditioned corporate suite for 12 guests • cushioned seating located in front of all suites for 14 sessions • complimentary programs provided in suites (one per person) • two car parks per session for each suite • access to the Brisbane International exclusive corporate bar • external company signage on your suite door • company name acknowledged in the official program • a selection of food and beverages available on request (additional cost). New for 2011, choose an alternative that best suits your needs: • $28,650 all 14 sessions. • $18,900 split session package – combination of seven set sessions (limited numbers available). corporate boxes Enjoy the covered open air corporate boxes. These boxes offer fantastic views of the court and provide you and your guests with a unique opportunity to be close to the best tennis players in the world. Benefits include: • covered open air corporate box for eight guests for 14 sessions • complimentary programs (one per person) • external company signage on your corporate box • one car park per session for each corporate box • access to the Brisbane International exclusive corporate bar • a selection of food and beverages available served to your box (additional cost) • company name acknowledged in the official program • option to purchase dining in the corporate dining room (additional cost). New for 2011, choose an alternative that best suits your needs: • $14,950 all 14 sessions. • $8900 split session package – combination of seven set sessions (limited numbers available). You can now secure your corporate suite or box for three years. This new option introduced for Brisbane International 2011 means a corporate suite or box may also be purchased for a three year period. A 50 per cent deposit for the total three year period will ensure that you guarantee your same facility for the next three years. As a bonus, the cost will remain the same for this entire period (not available for split sessions purchases). This 50 per cent deposit will be the only monies payable for Brisbane International 2011. The remaining 50 per cent will be payable in two installments on 27 August 2011 and 27 August 2012. By choosing the three year deal option, a client will lock in the facility and price for a period of three years including the 2011, 2012 and 2013 Brisbane International events. gold corporate $1490 per person (including gst) Enjoy the atmosphere at Pat Rafter Arena right behind the baseline in our gold corporate seating as you watch the world’s best tennis players. Benefits include: • covered premium reserved seating for 14 sessions • one program per two guests • access to the Brisbane International exclusive corporate bar • one car park per session (min booking of four) • option to purchase dining in the corporate dining room (additional cost). silver corporate $1090 per person (including gst) Indulge with our silver corporate package. Enjoy a unique opportunity to watch all the action up close in the first Australian Open Series tournament of the new year. Benefits include: • covered premium reserved seating for 14 sessions • one program per two guests • access to the Brisbane International exclusive corporate bar • one car park per session (min booking of six) • option to purchase dining in the corporate dining room (additional cost). brisbane session select from $295 per person (including gst) Select an all-inclusive premium package from Thursday 6 January. Benefits include: • premium reserved seat • premium buffet and beverages in corporate dining room • access to the Brisbane International exclusive corporate bar • a complimentary program • finals sold as a package for Saturday night and Sunday. brisbane international reservation form and tax invoice* package price per seat/package (incl. gst) no. of seats/packages total $ corporate suite $28,650 corporate suite 7 session alternative $18,900 corporate box $14,950 corporate box 7 session alternative $8990 gold corporate $1490 silver corporate $1090 sub total (incl. gst) $ credit card fee^ $ total (incl. gst) $ brisbane session select date round* session no. of seats cost (incl gst) subtotal $ Thu 6 Jan QF Day $295 QF Night $295 Fri 7 Jan QF Day $295 WS Night $295 Sat 8 Jan MS Day $295 WF Night $595 Sun 9 Jan MF Twilight *The match schedule is subject to change payment: as per the corporate conditions of sale a minimum 50% deposit is 3 year option required to secure your booking. please select one of the following options; I wish to purchase the nominated Corporate Suite or Box for a three year I wish to pay the 50% deposit (only available for bookings made prior to period Friday 27 August 2010) Note: A 50% deposit for the total three year period is payable by Friday I wish to pay in full 27 August 2010. This deposit will be the only monies payable for Brisbane Note: If you choose to pay deposit only, full payment must be received on or International 2011. The remaining 50% will be payable in two installments before 29 October 2010. on 27 August 2011 and the 27 August 2012. By choosing the three year deal option, a client will lock in the facility and price for a period of three years sub total (incl. gst) $ including the 2011, 2012 and 2013 Brisbane International events. Deposit 50% $ credit card fee^ $ Balance remaining (due 29 October 2010). $ total (incl. gst) $ contact details Company name: First contact name and title: Second contact name and title: Phone: Fax: Mobile: Industry: Email: Postal address: Ticket delivery address* (only within Australia): * Ticket packages delivered via courier require a street address for a representative to accept and sign for the package during business hours. Please refer to corporate conditions of sale and entry. Please tick this box if you do not wish to receive additional promotional material. Privacy statement Tennis Australia requires the information requested on this reservation form to provide you with official Australian Open Corporate Package tickets and benefits and related purposes which can be reasonably expected including Tennis Australia/Australian Open promotional material. You will be able to access your personal information through Tennis Australia upon reasonable notice. method of payment: if paying by cheque please make payable to tennis australia Cheque EFT (please refer to 8.8 for details) Amex^ Visa^ MasterCard^ ^ Please note that a credit card fee of 2.7% for American Express and 1.75% for Visa and MasterCard will apply for all reservations paid by credit card. Cardholder name: Card number: Expiry date: agreement of conditions I, (print name): have read and agreed to the corporate conditions of sale and entry Signature Date Reservations will only be accepted on completion of this signed form with payment. * Tennis Australia Limited ABN 61 006 281 125. GSTR2000/17 paragraph 26 – this document will be an official tax invoice for GST when payment made. Please send to: Tennis Australia, Corporate Hospitality, Private Bag 6060, Richmond, VIC, 3121 or T. (03) 9914 4177 or 1300 309 166 F. (03) 9654 5897 E. [email protected] W. brisbaneinternational.com.au brisbane international corporate terms and conditions of sale and entry 2011 All Corporate Packages are issued subject to these Terms and Conditions of will indemnify, defend and hold harmless Tennis Australia against all 9.4 Tickets will be delivered to a nominated Brisbane address for all Sale and Entry 2011 loss, cost, expense and liability in relation to the sale and use of the international clients.
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