GO Technology: Game On – How Hospitality Can Win at the World Cup
With 9.3 million British adult consumers planning to watch at least one World Cup game in a pub or bar, the tournament represents a significant opportunity for hospitality this summer. But the late kick-offs, the rising cost of going out and the comfort of home viewing mean that persuading consumers to choose to visit a venue over their sofa is far from straightforward.
For almost a quarter of consumers, watching in a hospitality venue is the next best thing to being in the stadium. With this in mind, what would make the customers more likely to visit a venue? And how can technology give operators a competitive edge on matchdays?
This exclusive research, produced in partnership with NIQ, surveyed 5,000 British consumers to find out.
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