Sports travel provider Sportsbreaks.com has announced England Rugby and Sale Sharks icon Mark Cueto as Rugby World Cup 2023 Brand Ambassador with a humorous spot where Mark is seen reminiscing on *that* try from Rugby World Cup 2007 and encouraging fans not to miss out on booking their tickets for the upcoming tournament.
The current third leading try scorer in Premiership Rugby history, and Rugby World Cup 2007 runner-up, will be working with the sports travel specialists and one of the official travel agents for the tournament, to promote the upcoming Rugby World Cup 2023 in France.
Sportsbreaks.com will be offering unforgettable fan experience packages with hotel accommodation and official match tickets for the England, Scotland, Ireland, and Wales fixtures as well as the knockout matches and the RWC Final itself, with Match Break packages now on sale.
Rob Slawson, Director – Sports Travel at Clarity Travel and Sportsbreaks.com, commented: “We are thrilled to announce Mark as an ambassador for our brand and couldn’t have asked to work with a better sportsperson. We are confident that working with Mark will help increase the awareness of what we’re sure will be the best Rugby World Cup to date.”
Mark Cueto, Rugby World Cup 2023 Brand Ambassador, added: “I’m excited to partner with Sportsbreaks.com ahead of the Rugby World Cup in France. I have fantastic memories from the Rugby World Cup 2007 there (maybe apart from the infamous try…) and I’m sure UK fans heading over to support their teams will have a great time, especially if they choose Sportsbreaks.com as their ticket and travel experience provider.”
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