Category: Trinity Event Solutions

Home of the Saracens, the reigning English & European Rugby Champions, Allianz Park is a sustainable and environmentally friendly venue with 24 rooms. It can host anything from a meeting for two in one of its executive boxes to 1,500 theatre style, or a reception for 2,000 in the Olympic Bar, while the new pitch is ideal for team building activities.  

Located 20 minutes from Central London, Allianz Park is set within 26 acres of parkland with free onsite parking for 800 cars. Bookers can choose to inspire their guests by adding a motivational speaker or maintain the sporting buzz with a tour of the venue’s priory collection, one of the largest collections of sporting memorabilia in the world. Artefacts include Bobby Moore’s shirt from the 1966 World Cup and many Olympic items. The recently refreshed Olympic room is the largest room at AllianzPark. Boasting 1,000sqm of space, it can host 450 boardroom or 1,500 theatre style. While the Allianz Suite which combines the Fez Club, Tulip Club and hundred Club, can host up to 270 boardroom, or 990 theatre style and offer views of the pitch and woodlands. There are also 15 boxes, good for meetings of up to 15 delegates. 

Malmaison has announced the launch of its Work and Play meeting and events space at Malmaison Manchester following its success at Malmaison Birmingham earlier this year. 

Work and play is designed to offer flexibility to modern businesses, it has reinvented the classic hotel meeting space with unique artwork and glass walls which form a bright and open atmosphere.

The new space features 5 meeting rooms with capacities ranging from 8 to 110 for conferences and training days, there are also 4 pods which offer a more intimate option for smaller meetings all of which are available to rent by the day or by the hour. The rooms provide comfortable seating, facilities for video conferencing and webinars, UHD TV’s and conference calls. There is also the option to have private dining, and team building activities such as wine tasting and cocktail making. 

This is a privately owned group, which has grown over the years:

In 1987 The International Centre, Telford hosted its first exhibition. 

1990 – a Holiday Inn was added to the group. In 1992 a third hall and gallery suite were added to TIC. 

2002 – 12.5m investment dedicated conferencing facilities expanding the centre to allow bigger events took place.2004 saw the need for more bedrooms and TIC built, the International Hotel. 

2011 – the Ludlow suite was added to the centre. 

2013 – Gray’s Hotel was rebranded as Ramada. 

2014 – saw the introduction of a brand new cosmopolitan events campus. 

SINA Hotels has a new brand. The identity of SINA Hotels will be represented by the shell, a symbol that tells a story of true passion for hospitality, family tradition, quintessential Italian style and most of all sense of place. The shell’s design embodies harmoniously the feeling of a home with sixteen windows, which represent the properties (currently twelve) that between now and the near future will make up the SINA’s collection.

SINA’s collection of four and five star hotels, iconic palazzo’s, country houses, conference hotels and charming hideaways was established in Italy over sixty years ago and since 2016 is present also in France with Relais & Châteaux member, Chateau de Mirambeau in the beautiful Bordeaux countryside.

The Maslow Hotel, located in Sandton, Johannesburg, has been voted Best Business Hotel in South Africa at the Business Traveller Africa Awards 2016 for the third consecutive year. The hotel offers accommodation, award-winning conference facilities for up to 350 people split across 22 different function spaces, the Lacuna Bar & Bistro with its glass-enclosed private dining room, the eco-friendly Africology Spa and the complimentary Wayfarer transit lounge. The Maslow is located in Sandton’s financial district, only a few minutes away from the Sandton Gautrain station, Sandton City mall and Nelson Mandela Square.

The award-winning Vidago Palace Hotel has recently joined the UK-based Mason Rose Collection. In the north of Portugal, approximately one hour away from Porto and 15 minutes from the town of Chaves, the hotel was founded in 1910 during the reign of King Carlos I and the iconic Belle Époque era. 

In 2010 the hotel was completely redesigned and re-opened, and boasts 70 individually designed rooms and suites, as well as 6 acclaimed restaurants. The hotel offers meeting space in its Conference Centre, this historic building offers 7 meeting rooms, one multi-purpose room, one reception room, one bar lounge and an auditorium in an amphi-theatre, which can seat up to 264 people.

Superlative catering is a key focus of the hotel; the hotel’s multi award-winning consultant chef Rui Paula is recognised for his participation in Masterchef Portugal since 2014, his four outstanding restaurants in Portugal and two books compiling the best of his eye-catching recipes using tasty and fresh ingredients. In 2015 he won the ‘Best Portuguese Cookbook’ award from the Gourmand World Cookbook Awards and this year he was honoured by the Portuguese Gastronomy Academy as the ‘Best in the Art of Cooking’.