Hospitality Rights Sample Clauses

Hospitality Rights. FIS has licensed to Infront the Hospitality Rights to the FIS Championships. Infront shall therefore have the right to market and exploit all Hospitality Rights, including by organising and marketing hospitality packages and special arrangements for the Commercial Partners and for any other third parties at the Venues during the FIS Championships, at Infront’s discretion, with the right to sub-license these Hospitality Rights in whole and/or partially to any third party. Infront is responsible for any organisation and implementation issues regarding the Hospitality Rights, like installation of tents and booths, development of the hospitality structure etc. The exact parameters and location of the necessary spaces for the hospitality installations shall be determined jointly by Infront and the LOCs in agreement with FIS within the FIS Coordination Group, but they shall in principle be similar in quantity and in any case be of the same quality as those provided at the 2017 and 2019 FIS Championships. In particular, FIS shall ensure that the LOCs provide Infront free of charge with
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Hospitality Rights. Gala VIP Dinner (date to be determined): 2 Tickets o Value to Sponsor: $200 Hospitality Benefits total value: $200
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Hospitality Rights. FIS has licensed to the Rights Holder the Hospitality Rights to the FIS Championships. The Rights Holder shall therefore have the right to market and exploit all Hospitality Rights, including organising and marketing hospitality packages and special arrangements for the Commercial Partners and for any other third parties at the Venues during the FIS Championships, at the Rights Holder’s discretion, with the right to sub-license these Hospitality Rights in whole and/or partially to any third party. The Rights Holder is responsible for any organisation and implementation issues regarding the Hospitality Rights, such as the installation of tents and booths, development of the hospitality structure etc. (for further details see clause 3.16.). Should the Rights Holder licenses certain Hospitality Rights back to the LOC, the Rights Holder shall have the right to approve the appointment of public and LOC friends and family catering or other third party franchises in order to protect the exclusive rights of the Commercial Partners and the other terms and conditions for managing hospitality.
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Hospitality Rights. FIS has licensed to the Rights Holder the Hospitatyli Rights to the FIS Championships. The Rights Holder shall therefore hvae the right to market and exploit all Hospitality Rights, including organisign and marketing hospitality packages and special arrangements for the Commercial Partnesrand for any other third parties at the Venues during the FIS Championships, at theRights Holder’s discretion, with the right to sub-license these Hospitality Rightsni whole and/or partially to any third party. The Rights Holder is responsible for any organisaotin and implementation issues regarding the Hospitality Rights, such as the instlla tion of tents and booths, development of the hospitality structure etc. (fofrurther details see clause 3.16.). Should the Rights Holder licenses certain Hospitality Rigths back to the LOC, the Rights Holder shall have the right to approve the papointment of public and LOC friends and family catering or other third party afrnchises in order to protect the exclusive rights of the Commercial Partners and theother terms and conditions for managing hospitality.
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Hospitality Rights. The Host NA must obtain prior written approval from the AHF before appointing any commercial partner for the Events. The decision whether to approve a Commercial Partner shall be at the discretion of the AHF; however, approval shall not be unreasonably withheld. HOST’S undeRtaKingS, OBLIGATIONS AND RESPONSIBILITIES In consideration of the rights granted to the Host NA by the AHF under this Agreement, the Host NA undertakes and agrees: to host the Events in accordance with the provisions of this Agreement (including the Event Manual) and the reasonable directions or instructions of the AHF; to ensure that it complies fully with all applicable laws, statutes and regulations of any government authority in planning and delivering the Events and exploiting its rights (including the Host NA Commercial Rights) under this Agreement; to consult regularly and liaise fully with the AHF and its representatives to ensure that all necessary arrangements for the Events are on schedule; and not to incur any liabilities on behalf of the AHF nor pledge the credit of the AHF. AHF’S UNDERTAKINGS, OBLIGATIONS AND RESPONSiBILITIES The AHF undertakes and agrees: to provide all AHF Deliverables in accordance with the provisions of this Agreement, including the Event Manual; to act towards the Host NA conscientiously and in good faith; and to promptly deal with and answer any queries and requests for approval from the Host NA regarding the Events. FINANCIAL PROVISIONS The Host NA shall pay to the AHF a Hosting Fee of USD xx.000,-- net of all taxes for the right to host the Events and the grant of the Host NA Commercial Rights. The Hosting Fee shall be payable by the Host NA to the AHF Account in USD in two instalments: 50% by Agreed Date for Payment of First Installment; and the remaining 50% by the day preceding the first day of competition. cancellation / reschedulING of event The Host NA acknowledges and agrees that the AHF may abandon, cancel, curtail or reschedule the Events where reasonably necessary. In the event of any change(s) to the Venue or the Event Period, the AHF shall provide written notice to the Host NA as soon as reasonably practicable.
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