Stage and Screen Hit a Six!
We're like seasoned cricket players when it comes to handling the travel logistics of a big game. We smoothly coordinate the movement of athletes, coaches, officials, and even the broadcasting crew like a well-oiled machine. So, when we were tasked with the travel plans for one of the biggest cricket tours on the planet – the ICC Men's T20 World Cup in Australia 2020 – we said ‘game on’!
Not only that, but we also got to be the travel wingman for the official broadcast and media crew of the T20 World Cup – Sunset+Vine. (Dream gig!)
It was all going smoothly until COVID decided to send a few googlies our way. The ICC board had to call stumps and postpone the tournament until 2021/2022. Cricket fans were hit for a six but we didn’t ‘bat’ an eyelid. Stage and Screen has been pivoting since even before it became a thing.
HITTING IT OUT OF THE PARK
With flights and accommodation bookings needing to be changed, updated and moved, our team wasted no time in getting to work. From finding Covid-safe hotels to navigating the constantly changing flight schedules, it was liking starting again from scratch. We rallied together, hustled, and put our all into making sure the 2022 T20 World Cup was a success. While we might not be on the cricket pitch, we know the importance of getting our favourite players and their crew there.
Hosted Games
Plus One Charter Plane
Around The Country
Across The Country
For The Cricket Players
For Teams and Officials
LIGHTS, CAMERA, ACTION!
Question: If a batsman hits a six but the cameras miss it, did it really happen? That's why we knew we had to step up our game and make sure the Sunset+Vine broadcast crew didn't miss a single ball of the World Cup.
It took some epic planning and execution, but we bowled Sunset+Vine over with our expert travel services. Stage and Screen arranged 424 flights and 29 hotels across the country for the broadcast crew, plus car hire and other incidentals for those on the move.
We also delivered thousands of dollars in travel savings, which always goes down well. We went above and beyond to ensure the broadcast crew’s travel plans were tight, and their equipment arrived on time and in good condition. The result? They arrived in every location primed and ready to capture every epic moment of the cricket tour action.
