TomorrowWorld 2015 just announced their Phase 1 headliners that once again has some of the biggest names in the game. However, it seems that last year’s festival turned out to not only be a success for ID&T but also for the Georgia economy. According to analysis done by ICF International, TomorrowWorld injected $93.9 million into the Georgia economy with Atlanta seeing $71.8 million of that in its local economy – a 9% increase in Atlanta economic activity from TomorrowWorld 2014 vs. 2013.
TomorrowWorld 2014 saw 160,000 attendees at last year’s festival which expanded from the year before that brought 126,000 festival-goers. Across the 75+ countries and all 50 states represented, TomorrowWorld attendees were spending on average $79 locally a day, and last year’s festival brought the entire economic impact of TomorrowWorld’s existence to $173 million over the two year’s. With the growing demand of festivals to try and trump one another by pushing the envelope with the festival goers experience, 2015 is shaping to be the most anticipated year to date for TomorrowWorld which will surely increase the chances of stimulating the Georgia economy once again. Check out the full statistics below, and grab your tickets to TomorrowWorld 2015 here.
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