Global Attractions Attendance Report

Global AttractionsAttendance ReportCreditsTEA/AECOM 2020 Theme Index and Museum Index: The Global Attractions Attendance ReportPublisher: Themed Entertainment Association (TEA)Research: Economics practice at AECOME ditor: Judith RubinProducer: Linda CheuLead Designers: Miguel Nonato, Mel Patrick KasingsingPublication team: Humberto Castro, Beth Chang, Linda Cheu, Lucia Fischer, Marina Hoffman, Doris Li, Jodie Lock, Jason Marshall, Miguel Nonato, Michael Posso, John Robinett, Judith Rubin, Chris Yoshii 2020 TEA/AECOM. All rights further information about AECOM:John RobinettSenior Vice President +1 213 593 8785 Chris YoshiiVice President Economics, +852 3922 9000 Abe Chorbajian, AIA NCARB, LEED AP Senior Vice President/Lead Global +1 213 593 8399 Beth ChangExecutive Director Economics, +852 3922 8109 Marina HoffmanSenior Analyst Economics, Americas +1 203 969 5764 Jodie LockAssociate Director Economics, Asia-Pacific and +852 3922 9000 Linda CheuVice President Economics, +1 415 955 information about TEA (Themed Entertainment Association):Judith Rubin Theme Index editor and press contact T +1 314 853 5210 Lindsey Nelson TEA Executive +1 818 843 image:Puy du Fou Espa a in Toledo, Spain features four daytime shows, three perio

tourism, had this component of attendance largely eliminated. Notable exceptions to these regional numbers were China’s OCT parks, which reported an average decline of only 14%, and Fantawild parks, which dropped an average of 20%. Both of these Chinese operators rely largely on resident markets. And similarly, in Europe, Efteling

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