From fixtures to tournaments and training camps, we have a wide selection of UK, European and International destinations - and with our knowledge and experience we can build a tour which best suits your teams standard and objectives - incorporating a range of cultural visits should you require..
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Hockey Tournaments
Combine your tour with a tournament in your host country, the following is a small example of such tournaments.Contact us for more details.| Tournament | Location | Age Group | Date |
|---|---|---|---|
| Italy Field Hockey Tournament | Padova | Seniors | tba |
| Aregentina School Rugby & Hockey festival | Buenos Aires | U18 | 9th & 10th April 2010 |
| Schools Sports Festival | South Africa | U13 - U18 | Easter 2010 |
| The Schools Rally tournament | Malta | U13 - U16 | 6th - 11th April 2010 |
| Student's Hockey tournament | Portugal | Mixed | 19th - 20th June 2010 |
| Penguin Mixed Hockey tournament | Worthing | Mixed | tba |
| IOM Hockey Festival | Isle of Man | Ladies, Men's & Vets | 30th April - 4th May 2010 |
Hockey Tours
Hockey, like many games has substantial evidence that it has been played for thousands of years. Hockey in England in the 17th and 18th century consisted of whole villages playing the game with the objective of hitting the ball into the opposing villages' common ground. Teams often consisted of 60 to 100 players and games occasionally lasted several days or so with injuries such as broken arms and legs not uncommon.
The game that we know today emerged at Eton College in England in the 1860s when the first rules were written down. Further rules were written in 1875 when the first Hockey Association was formed. The game was played on a field nearly 200 metres in length and all players chased the ball for the whole of the game. London's Wimbledon Hockey Club (organized 1883) standardized the game after the many centuries of informal play in England and it thereafter spread to other countries, particularly in Europe and the British Empire.
We have considerable experience in organising Hockey tours and will customise your itinerary to produce the perfect tour for your club. Allow us to organise everything for the tour; from memorable sightseeing experiences as well as your fixtures.
Call us whatever your tour plans and let us work with your club to create the perfect tour experience - or if you prefer you can click here to contact us at Sports & Corporate for more details of our hockey tours & tournaments.
We are fully ATOL bonded, giving you the piece of mind that you need when planning a tour and our experience is there for you to benefit from.
The game that we know today emerged at Eton College in England in the 1860s when the first rules were written down. Further rules were written in 1875 when the first Hockey Association was formed. The game was played on a field nearly 200 metres in length and all players chased the ball for the whole of the game. London's Wimbledon Hockey Club (organized 1883) standardized the game after the many centuries of informal play in England and it thereafter spread to other countries, particularly in Europe and the British Empire.
We have considerable experience in organising Hockey tours and will customise your itinerary to produce the perfect tour for your club. Allow us to organise everything for the tour; from memorable sightseeing experiences as well as your fixtures.
Call us whatever your tour plans and let us work with your club to create the perfect tour experience - or if you prefer you can click here to contact us at Sports & Corporate for more details of our hockey tours & tournaments.
We are fully ATOL bonded, giving you the piece of mind that you need when planning a tour and our experience is there for you to benefit from.
