The tale of Genova. For any #Disney fans, this European city should not be confused with the fictional location of Genovia in The Princess Diaries, but the historic port is definitely full of real charm, culture, and great discovery.

Tapping the same question into Google delivers over 3.5 billion search results, but what does this mean in everyday life? From local charms to equisite experiences, and everything in between.

Reflecting on the highlights of the year, what our most memorable moments have been and what we are especially proud of. Take a look at the CAPE 2021 Review.

The RLWC2021 is a huge opportunity for us to showcase our skills and apply our people-focused approach to a legendary sporting event.

The postponed Rugby League World cup is coming back bigger and better than ever. We’re happy to confirm that the RLWC2021 is now scheduled to take place next year.

Even in the depths of the pandemic, sport has brought us together positively although no longer together on the pitch, we continue to work as a team.

Food has always been at the centre of the entertainment industry. As humans, our lives are centred around food – it’s the most communal and binding thing in almost every single culture in the world.

Watch footage from the first of our webinar series, exploring corporate hospitality and discussing how the industry can benefit communities and promote sports at all levels.

Discussing how the hospitality industry can benefit communities and promote sport at all levels, hear from our industry experts in the first of our own webinar series.

Many have faced some of their biggest financial and emotional challenges ever, and I’m sure we’ll be happy to wave the year goodbye, but 2020 hasn’t been without its charms.

There were many reasons behind the name CAPE. Capes cover and yet are infinite… it's through our greatest challenges we learn the most, we adapt, and find new ways to shine.

Seeing people of every race and colour amongst a sea of signs and banners, support the BLM movement gave a new sense of hope. I felt proud to be a part of it.

We’re no strangers to redundancy and understand how difficult it can be to come to terms with, especially when you might not be so sure of the road ahead.

Our team became family, supporting each other through thick and thin, trusting each other and working together through every challenge.

It was one heck of a journey from the 2014 world cup to the 2018 world cup, but then we were one heck of a team. Refining our plans for 2019 and beyond.

When the opportunity arose to run the London Marathon, there seemed no better time than to host our own CAPE event!