CharityAnnual ball returns for Manchester Hoteliers' Association

Annual ball returns for Manchester Hoteliers’ Association

The annual ball event has been announced by Manchester Hoteliers’ Association (MHA) and is set to return on the 10th of February 2023 for its eighteenth year.

The evening, which is expected to be attended by over 700 people and will see 10 awards presented celebrating some of the best individuals and hotels across Manchester highlighting the region’s dynamic and diverse hospitality offering.

The event will take place at The Vermillion, located just outside the city centre.

Manchester Hoteliers’ Association (MHA) Chair Adrian Ellis said: “We are extremely excited for the MHA Annual Ball and are looking forward to celebrating the great venues and hospitality professionals that exist in Manchester. 

“We also are delighted to announce we are supporting some incredibly important charities which include Hospitality Action, Mustard Tree, Wood Street Mission and MIND Manchester.”

The event will be a Valentine’s theme this year with the venue decorated to reflect this.

Tickets for the ball are priced at £75 per person or £750 per table of ten. 

In previous years the event has raised over £37,000 for charities across the region for Mustard Tree, Breast Cancer Care and The Christie.

Partners of the event include The Caterer, Expedia, Manchester Metropolitan University, Matthew Clark, Mint, Polkadot, Springbank, The Vermilion and Vision Events with Headline Sponsor being UK Global. 

The Manchester Hoteliers’ Association (MHA) is a non-profit organisation of the key hotels within the city centre and the Greater Manchester area. It is chaired and managed by the hotel General Managers and the MHA is dedicated to promoting and developing the hospitality and tourism industry in Manchester. 

It has worked on a number of initiatives over the past years to support the hospitality industry and Manchester. 

Tickets can be purchased online via Manchester Hoteliers Association website or via [email protected] 

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