Events

The year worth planning around.

The events worth building a year around, and the ones worth knowing are happening. Open any card for what it is, when it runs, and what being there actually involves.

Our own rooms are a separate thing and sit at the Pavilion.

Four jobs

We do four different things at an event.

Which one applies changes everything about what we quote and how a week runs. The calendar says which is which on every card, so you are not asked to guess.

VIP Hospitality

We hold the seats and we run the ground around them. Tickets, transfers, hotels, and the diary that ties the days together.

Guest Management

No ticketing. The invitations are already yours, and the week around them is the job: the diary, the cars, the rooms, and whatever goes wrong at half past seven in the morning.

Trade and MICE

For a company exhibiting or hosting rather than attending. Stand-side logistics, delegate movement, and the private dinners that run alongside the show floor.

The Pavilion

Our own room inside the event. A villa, a terrace, a berth or a suite, staffed by us, with our own chef and our own suppliers.

Open the Pavilion

The calendar

Everything else worth being at.

26 events still ahead. We do not host these. We get people into them, which is a different job and usually the harder one. Every card says which of the four we would be doing. Pavilion events are shown separately, because there we are the host.

Prices are the starting point for the room, not a quote. What a weekend actually costs depends on how you travel and where you stay, and we would rather tell you that than print a number we cannot hold.