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ArkSports Databox: The cost of hosting major sports events - December 2003 |
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According to ArkSports forecasts, the cost of hosting the top 50 sports events was estimated to be worth $4.61bn by the end of 2003 and will grow to $4.81bn by the end of 2007. Furthermore, by the end of 2012, ArkSports predicts that the cost of hosting the top 50 sports events will be worth $5.22bn. The total cost of hosting the top 100 sports events between 2003 and 2012 is estimated to be worth $48.9bn.
Source: ArkSports Limited/Bidding & Hosting: The Guide to Successful Sporting Events, Sportcal.com This article was seen first by people who receive the monthly newsletter, join them. |
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