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Wednesday 14 March 2012 8:43 pm  |  Updated:  Thursday 30 May 2019 4:48 am

Olympics are not the only games in town

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As the Olympics come to town it would be easy to forget that there are dozens of other top sporting corporate packages available across London throughout the year.

The sporting excellence which is about to land in London from around the world for the 2012 games serves to highlight what a nation of sports lovers we are.

This special supplement will highlight just some of the events which would impress any client, from a day at the races, to a polo match and, of course, the nation’s number one game, football.

The diversity of sports reflects the international flavour of the capital city and the variety of clients looking for that special occasion.

Our spotlight on two polo events in particular shows the different type of sporting events available.

As for football, London’s top clubs are geared towards ensuring that business people from across the globe can get a magnificent view of the likes of Robin Van Persie and Didier Drogba in the flesh.

These pages are a celebration of what is on offer and a testament to London as one of the world’s sporting capitals.

Let’s all celebrate the Olympics and its own corporate hospitality – while remembering that there are fun and games to be watched across London throughout 2012.

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