London-based Global Event Management (GEM), which has launched several iconic companies, brands and products in the Middle East, is breaking ground on many new events in an aggressive expansion program despite global slow-down.

With offices in London, Dubai and New York, Global Event Management boasts of over 22 years experience in international events, live communications and experiential marketing.

GEM has introduced a unique interactive sport and lifestyle events calendar making VIP treatment accessible for all. The annual calendar covers an extensive range of sports and lifestyle events from around the world with events to suit every taste!

Kristina Hall, business development director of GEM, said,  "Our calendar is wide and varied, but we specialise in luxury, ‘money can’t buy’ experiences and we are delighted that the service gives GEM an added distinction."

"No other events company in the Middle East offers such a vast and exclusive calendar of sports and lifestyle corporate events, Hall stated.

GEM works with Centurion (Amex) clients, the Royal Card and caters exclusively for some of the biggest names and biggest companies in the region.

The events calendar has twelve different categories of events ranging from motor sports to horse racing to adventure travel. "Whether you’re a petrol head, a football fanatic, cricket crowney, or simply love live plays and concerts, the GEM lifestyle events calendar has it all," Hall noted.

The events provide the ideal opportunity to entertain clients, reward staff members or simply to enjoy a fantastic time with friends at a live event in luxurious surroundings.

In and around the Grand Prix in Abu Dhabi we have the most spectacular packages of exclusive VIP Team Paddock hospitality with a range of different teams.

"Twenty20 cricket is also a clear favourite along with the live concerts such as Madonna at the O2”, confirmed Hall. “The Cartier Polo in London this summer is another popular choice – one of the highest society events of the year, she added.-TradeArabia News Service