Women’s sport could generate more than £1bn per year by 2030, with increasing the visibility of female athletes and teams key to unlocking the huge sum
According to a new study carried out by the insight agency Two Circles on behalf of the Women’s Sport Trust, the increase on the £350m per year currently generated by women’s sport, through ticketing, broadcast rights and sponsorship deals, would make it one of the fastest growing sectors in the sports industry.The chief executive and co-founder of the Women’s Sport Trust, Tammy Parlour MBE, said: “Women’s sport has been on a strong growth trajectory.
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