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The UK music industry saw a significant boost from record-breaking tourism in 2024, with the live sector receiving a staggering £10 billion increase. This article explores the impact of tourism on the music industry and how it has benefited the UK economy.

UK Live Sector Receives £10 Billion Boost from Record-Breaking Tourism in 2024

The UK music industry was thrilled to announce a whopping £10 billion increase in the live sector, thanks to a surge in record-breaking tourism in 2024. This boost has had a significant impact on the UK economy and has highlighted the importance of the music industry in attracting visitors to the country.

Record-Breaking Tourism

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Impact on the Music Industry

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Benefit to the UK Economy

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Future Outlook

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Published on 12 August 2025 by UKFG

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