Vol. III, No. 11, December 2003

  1. Editor's Corner
  2. Report on 2003 IAAPA Convention
  3. A Mom Speaks Out
  4. The Clampetts Were Fictional: Why and How to Target the Upscale Market
  5. Foundations Announces Venue and Date
  6. Predictions for the New Year
  7. More on Healthy Eating
  8. God's Business
  9. ADA Consent Decree Announced
  10. New Projects

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God's Business

The religious market is often overlooked by location-based entertainment facilities. Christian-oriented entertainment and products is a mega-market. In 2002, estimated sales of Christian videogames, music, books and movie tickets were $3.6 billion. Even such simple strategies as offering Christian (or other religions in appropriate areas) redemption prizes can tap into the religious market and resonate with guests.

Vol. III, No. 11, December 2003

  1. Editor's Corner
  2. Report on 2003 IAAPA Convention
  3. A Mom Speaks Out
  4. The Clampetts Were Fictional: Why and How to Target the Upscale Market
  5. Foundations Announces Venue and Date
  6. Predictions for the New Year
  7. More on Healthy Eating
  8. God's Business
  9. ADA Consent Decree Announced
  10. New Projects

[ Index of Previous eNewsletters ]