Industry Analysis & Industry Trends
The Sports Facilities industry contains two main types of sports facilities: large, professional sports venues and stadiums where many people are able to view professional sporting events; and smaller, local sports venues that may or may not have spectator seating, and which members of the public can participate in sporting and other activities. A wide range of professional and amateur sports uses these facilities, usually leasing them from the owners or operators. A range of entertainment, cultural and other events can also use the industry's establishments.
The industry has benefited greatly from increased demand for sports facilities, stadiums and venues in the lead-up to the 2012 Olympic Games and Paralympic Games... purchase to read more
Industry Report - Industry Locations Chapter
Revenue distribution within the Sports Facilities industry across geographic regions largely reflects gross value added levels within these particular regions. For example, about 22% of the United Kingdom's total gross value added is estimated to be from London in 2011-12, which is also expected to account for the largest proportion of industry revenue, at an estimated 21.6%. This high level is due to the large number of sports stadiums and facilities within London, the large number of sports and other events held in stadiums and venues within London, and a wide range of sports activities and participation levels across the region. There are many large football and other sporting clubs in London, which contributes to strong demand for sports facilities and venues... purchase to read more