Tag: Economic Impact
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With home field advantage, Broncos playoffs could bring Denver economy millions
This weekend, there will be plenty of bills coming out of the wallets of both Denver Broncos and Buffalo Bills fans for the divisional round playoff game. The first playoff game played at Empower Field at Mile High on Saturday is expected to generate about $28.6 million in economic impact for Denver and support 180…
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Former U.S. Rep. Doug Lamborn: In Space Command fight, ‘national security should trump everything’
Colorado lawmakers say President Donald Trump’s decision to move U.S. Space Command headquarters from Colorado Springs to Alabama discounts national security concerns and could yet be overturned. “National security should trump everything,” said former U.S. Rep. Doug Lamborn, R-Colorado Springs. But reversing the decision announced on Tuesday could be tough, because Trump has more than…
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Economic impact of the Denver Zoo expected to grow, study shows
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Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save The Denver Zoo Conservation Alliance generates more than $270 million in economic impact for Denver annually and over $12 million in tax revenue and is set to grow, according to a new economic impact study by Johnson Consulting. Eighty-five percent of that revenue is considered “net…
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Report shows economic impact from outdoors-loving Coloradans
Residents’ spent almost $67 billion on outdoor recreation in 2023.
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BOLDERBoulder’s “BOLDonomics: $18.8 million impact brought to city
The City of Boulder estimated the 2023 BOLDERBoulder race brought in around $18.8 million in direct and indirect impact to the area, according to a recent report conducted by Visit Boulder — the official destination marketing organization for the race. And with the 2024 BOLDERBoulder just under three months away, race organizers are busy preparing for…
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Denver airport lands new European destination — and Mike Johnston anticipates $65 million annual economic impact
Aer Lingus to offer direct flights to Dublin, Ireland
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Denver businesses reap benefit of Stanley Cup Final
Hockey fans flocked to downtown Denver late Wednesday afternoon and the town seemed abuzz as cup frenzy gripped the Mile High City for the first time in 21 years. Crowds started gathering after 4 p.m. near Ball Arena, the site of game one of the Stanley Cup Final between the Avalanche and Tampa Bay Lightning.…