Courtesy Valet provides parking services for large-scale charity events that take place at the Tropicana Sporting arena. Some of these are the Children's Network fundraising event, the Lighthouse for the Blind of Pinellas Annual fundraiser, and the Abilities Foundation Annual Food and Wine Festival, which annually attracts around 5,000 guests.
St. Petersburg-Clearwater International Airport annually hosts The Festivals of Speed, an invitation-only event for a special viewing of the most rare and valuable cars in the world. Courtesy Valet is in charge of attending to the parking needs of some of the Bay Area's most distinguished car aficionados who come to enjoy this exciting event in their own exotic and valuable automobiles.
Since their opening, we have had the privilege of providing valet service to two of the Tampa Bay area's largest and most prestigious restaurants. On any given day, our staff handles hundreds of vehicles at each location, assisting the thousands of people that come to dine at these popular establishments. The operations of the entire establishment depend on the efficiency and organization of our team. After all, the restaurant cannot provide its services if their customers are waiting for parking.
Since the hotel's grand opening in August 2006 our staff has had the responsibility of ensuring that all parking operations at the hotel meet Hilton's high expectation.
In September of 2004, Courtesy Valet was given the honor above all other valet companies in the Tampa Bay area to provide parking services for this high-profile, prestigious event.
Since October 2003, we have been in charge of managing the parking for the resort's major events. One such event is Morton Plant Hospital's Annual Christmas Party, where upwards of 2000 people come to celebrate the holiday evening. It is important to note that at these events, almost all guests must use valet due to the shortage of readily accessible parking.
Courtesy has also had the honor of providing services at fundraising events for notable public service officials such as 2008 presidential candidates Barack Obama and John McCain, U.S. Sentators Mel Martinez and Bob Graham, Governors Charlie Christ and Mitt Romney, and other high profile invididuals.