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InteleTravel agent offering VIP sports, entertainment experiences
An InteleTravel agent has inked a deal with a Dubai-based international agency to offer VIP hospitality and tickets to global sports and entertainment events.
Manchester-based The Jetset Lifestyle Group will be offering the chance to attend events such as Formula 1 races, with the opportunity to mix with the drivers, following its agreement with ZK Sports and Entertainment.
The group is one of a growing number of InteleTravel agents that has built a network of high-net-worth clients to book exclusive, tailor-made trips.
VIP hospitality and tickets are available at the Grand Prix in Abu Dhabi next month and in Monaco next year.
Tables at the F1 Drivers’ party, with premium champagne and spirits, can cost around £20,000.
The Jetset Lifestyle Group has also become one of Hilton’s ‘Impresario’ agents.
Its clients have exclusive rates to access the company’s luxury brands, which include Waldorf Astoria, Conrad and LXR, along with additional benefits, such as early check-in, late check-out, room upgrades, free breakfast, double Hilton Honors points as well as room credits of USD$100.
In association with its private jet partner, Jetset Lifestyle Group will coordinate packaged components using existing ATOL-protected InteleTravel suppliers.
Among entertainment events on offer are a private box with a three-course meal at an Ed Sheeran concert at the Etihad Stadium in Manchester, for around £750 per person.
Leah Lockett, founder and managing director of The Jetset Lifestyle Group, said: “We are offering experiential travel to our clients – experiences that you are not going to be able to just buy on the internet.
“We’ve grown this company and negotiated exclusive agreements during lockdown, which shows that if you focus on something you can achieve your goals, despite restrictions.”
InteleTravel UK director Tricia Handley-Hughes said: “The Jetset Lifestyle Group are building an impressive business and this is a reward for months and months hard work.
“We have a growing number of agents with upmarket clients who trust them to deliver the holidays they desire. It’s a tribute to the professionalism of those agents.”
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