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Recognising the economic impact of Taylor Swift's Eras tour on the UK economy

Early day motion 106, tabled 2 September 2024 by Tom Gordon (Liberal Democrat). Signed by 7 members.

That this House acknowledges the substantial economic impact of Taylor Swift's Eras tour on the UK economy, with an estimated boost of nearly £1 billion; notes the concept of Swiftonomics as a demonstration of how cultural events can drive significant economic activity across multiple sectors, including hospitality, retail, and transportation; further notes that the tour's presence in cities such as London, Liverpool, Edinburgh, and Cardiff has led to increased tourism, job creation, and local business growth; recognises the long-term benefits of heightened international visibility for these cities as premier destinations for global events; and calls on the Government to continue supporting and investing in the UK’s cultural and entertainment industries to maximise their economic contributions and cultural influence.

Signatures by party: Labour 3, Liberal Democrat 3, DUP 1.