DoubleTree by Hilton Swindon, are to host a sporting Six Nations Preview Lunch on Friday 26 January with rugby legends, Martyn Williams and Lewis Moody.
The event is a fantastic opportunity to mix with sporting legends and is designed as an entertaining and tasty corporate or personal opportunity. Limited spaces are available for the extended luncheon which will run from 12.00pm to 4.30pm.
A small number of silver tables are available at £650 each and will accommodate 10 people. This package includes a welcome drink and a freshly-cooked three course meal.
Exclusive gold tables are available at £1500 and come with space for nine people. With this package guests will enjoy either Lewis or Martyn hosting the table and their corporate branding will feature on all promotional material. This luxury package also includes half a bottle of wine per person, a bucket of beer and a signed photo for everyone on the table to take home.
Adam Flint, general manager at DoubleTree by Hilton Swindon explained: “We’re very excited about welcoming two superstars of British rugby to visit us for the day. We think it’s a fantastic opportunity to entertain and delight your friends, family or corporate clients. We’re expecting bookings to fill up fast so book in now.”
Martyn Williams MBE played for the Wales and British and Irish Lions rugby union teams and held the proud title of Wales' most-capped forward until November 2013.
Lewis Moody MBE played English rugby union at the highest level for many years - most recently for Bath Rugby. He has significant international experience and was proud to be part of the 2003 World Cup winning side.
Both of these celebrated players have a fantastic insight into the Six Nations rugby tournament between England, Wales, Scotland, Ireland, Italy and France and are well-placed to discuss the 2019 competition. The first match is just weeks after this event, kicking off on 1 February and concluding on 16 March.
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