Australian Tennis Association Visits Anta To Discuss Cooperation Matters

Recently, the Australian Tennis Association Fujian delegation, represented by Dean Brostek (Dean. Brostek), arrived in Jinjiang to visit Anta (China) Limited and the state.

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It is understood that this is the second time that Dean Brostek and other Australian Network representatives came to Jinjiang to inspect the development of sports industry in Jinjiang, hoping to cooperate more with Jinjiang in the field of tennis.

In the Anta sports exhibition hall, Dean Brostek showed interest in all kinds of high-tech sports and bought a piece of China.

As a souvenir for this expedition.

Subsequently, Dean Brostek visited the national sports industry base and understood the development plan of the national sports industry base in detail.

Dean Brostek said that Jinjiang has a long history in the sports industry, and the Australian Open Network will cooperate extensively with Jinjiang to build a tennis project together.

According to the introduction, the Australian Open tennis tournament is sponsored by the Australian Tennis Association. As the only Grand Slam event in the Asia Pacific region, it has a huge market in the Asian region, especially in China.

Dialogue

In this investigation, our reporter interviewed Dean Burrows Dean, an international business development manager of the Australian Tennis Association.

Reporter: This is your second visit to Jinjiang. What do you think of the overall situation of Jinjiang sports industry?

Dean Brostek: Jinjiang has a long history in sports industry. This is also one of the important reasons that we will visit Jinjiang first when we come to China. I saw a lot of sports retailers and producers in this city.

So I think, for the Australian Open tennis network, there will be a lot of opportunities in the Jinjiang area, no matter tennis tournament development or tennis project cooperation.

At the same time, I believe that tennis can definitely play a role in "Jinjiang sports industry".

Reporter: does this mean that the Australian Open will cooperate with Jinjiang?

Dean Brostek: the main purpose of our trip is to look at the potential opportunities to promote cooperation between Jinjiang and Australia.

We are very pleased and highly valued cooperation with Jinjiang.

Reporter: what aspects and projects of Australia network and Jinjiang will cooperate?

Dean Brostek: for the Australian Open tennis network, we can provide all-round support for tennis in Jinjiang.

We are a pioneer of Australian tennis, so we will also spare no efforts in tennis promotion with Jinjiang.

At the same time, Australia will carry out various exchanges and cooperation with Jinjiang.

This includes competition, professional players training and development, professional coaches training, youth tennis development plan, and the most important aspects of tennis sports facilities infrastructure.

Australia has a lot of very successful history and experience. During this visit to China, I would be very happy to share these experiences with Jinjiang so as to achieve an all-round exchange between Australia and Jinjiang.

Reporter: we know that there are many famous in Jinjiang.

Has Australia network considered cooperation with China's sports brands?

Dean Brostek: not yet.

In Australia, there are a lot of sponsors in our Australian Open, some of which are related to sporting goods, such as crocodile.

Therefore, due to contractual relationship, we need to protect existing sponsors.

However, on the basis of protecting the interests of the existing sponsors, we will be very willing to cooperate with China's sports brands to expand the Australian market in China.