Shanghai, May 25, 2015 /PRNewswire/ -- Recently, the first Rafael Nadal Tennis Camp began recruiting students in China. Twenty Chinese participants will head to the tennis superstar's hometown, Mallorca, Spain, this July to join 40 other students from around the globe for professional training and to learn skills from Nadal.
Scenery of Mallorca
Rafael Nadal Tennis Camp
This Nadal Training Camp is divided into a Prodigy Program and a Theme Travel Program, targeting teenagers and adults respectively, with a total of 20 spots available in China.
The students will undergo professional tennis training on the picturesque island of Mallorca, Spain, under the guidance of Toni Nadal—Rafael Nadal’s uncle, his dedicated coach—and his expert training team. They will also experience the daily life and diet of a world champion. During the four-day camp, students will have the exclusive opportunity to watch Nadal train and interact closely with him. Junior players from all over the world will also compete in friendly matches to exchange skills. Outside of training, students will explore Mallorca’s sights and attractions with a guide.
Mallorca was once the capital of the Kingdom of Mallorca and has been ranked first on TIME magazine’s list of “The 50 Best Places to Live in the World.” The island features steep cliffs and gentle highlands, expansive bays and endless beaches, terraced fields and fragrant orchards, as well as ancient ruins from the Romans and Arabs alongside modernist architecture.
The recruitment for the Nadal Training Camp in China is being fully managed by Ctrip MICE. To help participants reduce jet lag and adjust their bodies for optimal training condition, Ctrip MICE has arranged a relaxing and enjoyable trip to Barcelona before the camp begins.
Ctrip MICE, a subsidiary of Ctrip Group, has been specializing in the MICE market since 2006. It provides tailored, comprehensive integrated meeting and event services for multinational corporations, large and medium-sized domestic enterprises, industry associations, social organizations, government departments, and other group clients, having successfully organized numerous large-scale exhibition projects and corporate travel programs. Ma Yuming, head of Ctrip MICE, said that the Nadal Training Camp project is different from traditional MICE travel—it presents a unique small-but-beautiful appeal and is absolutely exclusive. Both sides have high hopes for this collaboration. The Nadal team hopes to introduce the training camp to Chinese tennis enthusiasts with the help of Ctrip MICE, while for Ctrip MICE, this is also a brand-new attempt.
Registration and consultation:
http://vacations.ctrip.com/mice/nadal
400-820-9339 ext. 1006
micevip@ctrip.com