Your guests in the front row. We orchestrate the rest.
Clients · Partners · Teams · Executives
Most of the briefs we receive come down to four intentions. Tell us which one is yours — the rest of the conversation follows from there.
Premium ticketing and hospitality packages, according to what each event makes available.
Premium ticketing and hospitality packages, according to what each event makes available.
Private spaces to host a group without ever leaving the event.
Private spaces to host a group without ever leaving the event.
Guest lists, staggered arrivals, accompanying partners: one plan, one person to call.
Guest lists, staggered arrivals, accompanying partners: one plan, one person to call.
Palace hotels, houses and private residences, booked alongside the access itself.
Palace hotels, houses and private residences, booked alongside the access itself.
Drivers, shuttles and rotations between hotel, venue and dinners.
Drivers, shuttles and rotations between hotel, venue and dinners.
Private flights on request, coordinated with the ground programme.
Private flights on request, coordinated with the ground programme.
Dinners, buy-outs and addresses closed to the public to carry the evening on.
Dinners, buy-outs and addresses closed to the public to carry the evening on.
Someone reachable before and during the event, for what cannot wait.
Someone reachable before and during the event, for what cannot wait.
The status of each access — official programme, operator hospitality or authorised resale — depends on the event and the option chosen. We tell you before you commit, never after.
A short list of fixtures where corporate hospitality genuinely belongs. Each page details the formats, the locations and what can actually be confirmed.
Your corporate context carries across from page to page: you will not have to state it twice.
Every programme is built from your brief. These three formats are a starting point, not a price list.
Premium access or hospitality around the event, without accommodation.
Access, hotel and transfers for your guests, booked together.
Access, stay, logistics, dining, a private programme and TGZ assistance on site.
The objective, the number of guests, the window of dates. The rest can wait.
A short, reasoned selection — with what can be confirmed and what cannot.
Itemised quote, clear terms, one commitment rather than three.
Arrivals, access, transfers, dining. Your only task is to be there.
Give us the essentials: we reply personally, with options that can be confirmed rather than a brochure.
Everything you share stays confidential and is used only to prepare your proposal.
The major international fixtures in sport and culture — tennis, Formula 1, football, American sports, golf, festivals and fashion weeks — along with the private programmes built around them. If an event is not on the site, ask us: we will tell you plainly whether we can reach it.
Yes. We regularly coordinate groups from a handful of guests to several dozen. Beyond that, feasibility depends mostly on the event and the lead time — we check before proposing anything.
Yes. Accommodation, private transfers, private aviation and rotations between venues are part of the same proposal, with a single invoice and a single point of contact.
Yes. Staggered arrivals, different languages, separate formalities: this is the most common corporate case. Each guest receives their own information, in their own language.
Depending on the event, yes. Boxes, suites and private spaces exist at some of the fixtures we cover; availability varies from edition to edition and is checked at the time of your enquiry.
Yes, and often. We work one step behind, you keep the relationship with your client, and white-label collaboration is possible case by case.
It depends on the event and the option chosen. Some formats come from official hospitality programmes or approved operators; others come through authorised resale channels. We never present our whole offer as official: the origin, status and conditions of each option are confirmed to you before you commit.
Earlier is always better, especially for boxes, suites and larger groups, where inventory is limited by nature. Late requests do come together regularly, with less choice. We will tell you at the first exchange whether your timing is realistic.
The form on this page is enough. A TGZ specialist comes back to refine the brief, then sends a selection of options with the detail of what can be confirmed.
Entirely. The formats shown here are starting points: the final composition is built around your objective, your budget and your calendar constraints.
A three-line brief is enough to begin. We come back to you with what is genuinely possible.
