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Denmark Study Reveals UEFA Under-21s Social And Economic Spin-Offs
A total tourism turnover of 61 million DKK equal to 8.1 million Euro and 81,760 bed nights in Denmark are just some of the key findings of Sport Event Denmark’s tourist economic impact analysis and evaluation report on the UEFA European Under-21 Championship 2011 in Aarhus, Herning, Viborg and Aalborg, 11 - 25 June 2011, presented in cooperation with the Danish Football Association (DBU) and UEFA. Download executive summary |
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Tendencies: Volunteer surveys at 4 major international sports events in Denmark 2008-2010
Executive Summary of our findings, estimating the value of the voluntary work and addressing the volunteers' motivation, demography, earlier experience, likelihood to sign up again at a future sports event and much more.
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Tendencies: Visitor surveys at 9 major international sports events in Denmark 2006-2009
Executive Summary of our findings, addressing both macro economic spin-offs such as generated tourism turnover and derived effects due to the analysed events and more soft values such as evaluation of host cities and organisers.
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UCI Track World Championships 2010: Impact Analysis and Volunteer Survey
The sports event visitors at the UCI Track World Championships 2010 in the City of Ballerup/Capital Region were very pleased with the way that the Danish organisers staged the event and 16% of the participants were accompanied by as many as 3.6 persons each. The volunteers had a great time and 9 out of 10 would like to volunteer at a future cycling event, which is not only extremely encouraging but also very convenient now that Denmark is hosting the UCI Road World Championships 2011.
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World Wrestling Championships 2009
21-27 september 2009, Exhibition Centre Herning staged the greatest FILA event; the World Wrestling Championships. 641 athletes and 705 team managers/officials from 77 nations participated. 7 athletes and 5 team managers/officials represented Denmark.
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ISAF World Youth Sailing C’ships 2008
9-20 July 2008, The City of Aarhus hosted the ISAF World Youth Sailing C’ships 2008 successfully together with Sailing Aarhus and their mutual efforts to tailor the event for youngsters were highly appreciated and recognized by the sailors and their team leaders. Their expenditure during the event period amounted to Euro appr. 700,000 and the international average guest stayed in the host region for 9 days. This and much more can be read in Sport Event Denmark’s latest impact analysis on the spin-offs of staging the event for primarily the host region.
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World Gymnastics Championships 2006
"Not all Danes are blond" - the evaluation of the World Gymnastics Championships in Aarhus 2006
In October 2006 Aarhus in Denmark was the host city for the World Gymnastics Championships.
The economic impact of this event and other costs and benefits were evaluated by the Sports Foundation Denmark (now Sport Event Denmark).
The total economic impact for the region is estimated at 5.9 mio. Euro in Denmark, of which 5.4 mio. in the host region. 'Not all Danes are blond' was one of the answers to the question whether the championship changed the visitor's opinion about the Danes. Download summary.
Tendencies/leitmotif: Impact analysis 1998-2005
Summary of 19 impact analyses under the auspices of Sports Foundation in the years 1998 to 2005, addressing both macro economic spin-offs such as generated tourism turnover due to the analysed major international sports events and more soft value such as evaluation of host cities and organizers. The report lists a number of aspects to be futher looked at, e.g. "do non-competition days rise the event guests average 24 hrs expenditure?" Download Summary.
European Table Tennis Championships 2005
An impact analysis of the macro economic spin-offs of the race such as tourism turnover, value added/gross factor income and tax revenue as well as more soft values such as "how are you as a spectator affiliated with the table tennis sport?", "how did you come to know about this event?" etc. And finally a statement of the tv-expose, which the event obtained internationally. Download summary.
Copenhagen Marathon 2003
An impact analysis of the macro economic spin-offs of the race such as tourism turnover, value added/gross factor income and tax revenue as well as more soft values such as "what made you register for this race?" "which aspects of the race are important for you?", "have you participated in a marathon before, and if so, how many times, where and when?" to learn about the nature and habits of "the typical Cop. Mar. runner". Download summary.