Helicopters, cars and fine dining
22/9/2017
Porsche Centre Reading recently partnered with HeliGroup to treat guests to a day of test drives and helicopter rides.
Leaving from the Centre on Thursday 21 September, guests had the opportunity to take a test drive in the latest Porsche models, before setting off to HeliGroup in Ruscombe to take a ride in an Airbus Helicopter AS355 Écureuil. Upon returning, guests stopped off for lunch at Cliveden House in Buckinghamshire.
Centre Principal of Porsche Centre Reading, Sean Wilson said: “I’m so appreciative that we were able to partner with HeliGroup and Cliveden House so we could treat our guests to an event like no other. The marriage of sports cars, helicopters and fine dining made for a unique experience!“
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