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What you'll learn
How matchday hospitality actually works at scale, why the published list price is rarely the buy price, and the four levers that move spend from line-item to programme-grade.
Free guide · 12 pages
The Premier LeagueHospitality Buyer's Guide.
Tier-by-tier comparison, what your spend actually buys, the booking timeline that beats the rush, and the Sweden Tour 2026 spotlight that changes the maths for corporate hosts this summer.
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Inside the guide
Eight sections. One operating manual.
We wrote this so a first-time buyer can plan a 12-guest matchday with the same clarity our founding partners have for the season ahead.
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Hospitality tiers explained
Standard / Premium / Director / Executive. The seating maps, the dining, the access — and the bits that aren't on any brochure.
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How matchday inventory really works
Direct-access vs. broker re-sale, when the windows open, and the operators we will not buy from. Plus the calendar we work backwards from for Big Six fixtures.
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Pricing transparency
What the £ actually buys at each tier, the side-quests that creep in (transfers, signage, photographer), and the budget bands we recommend for 8 / 12 / 20 guests.
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Booking timeline
The 90 / 60 / 30 / 14 / 7 / 1-day rhythm we run for every named-partner programme. Where most teams lose the seat, and how to never be that team.
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Concierge process
Brief → Confirm → Run → Debrief. The four-phase cadence. Who owns what. The one document that prevents all surprises.
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Sweden Tour 2026 spotlight
Why this August window matters, the capacity numbers, the supporter-section maths, and the Travel Bundle that picks up flights from CDG / LHR / MAN.
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Next steps
How to brief us on a fixture in 5 minutes, what we need from you, and the discovery call we run before signing anyone.
Sweden Tour 2026 · spotlight chapter
The window that changes the maths for August.
Two pre-season fixtures, eight days apart. Stockholm and Gothenburg. Strawberry Arena and Ullevi. The chapter walks through capacity, supporter-section allocation, transfer windows, and the Travel Bundle that picks up flights from three European hubs.