Digest of Tourism Statistics for Liverpool City Region − England’s Northwest Research Service (2008)

Posted on April 21, 2012 by Live Music Exchange

Author: England’s Northwest Research Service
Organisation/Affiliation/Publisher: England’s Northwest Research Service
Date: July 2009

Creamfields 2008 generated £7.2m (inclusive of ticket prices)

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