Vol. XIX, No. 6, July 2019
- Editor's corner
- Rising educational attainment
- Art-inspired mini-golf and eatertainment by Linda Beckring
- NAFDMA agritourism farm tour
- A different point of view. Can FECs be all things to all people? A response
- What are the implications of the low birth rate for entertainment centers?
- When more is not "More" by Frank Price
- Payment methods that consumers are using
- What's new with community leisure venues?
- Human contact Is becoming a luxury - The rise of participatory social eatertainment
- Suddenly the world (and out-of-home entertainment) is a different place
Editor's corner
We have a good and diverse selection of articles in this issue that predominately focus on the disruptions occurring to the out-of-home entertainment landscape. We live in a world of fast occurring change. All consumer-facing businesses, including location-based entertainment venues, need to stay on top of the changes so they can evolve to stay relevant to the shifting consumer leisure culture and preferences.
There's a lot to read and digest in this issue. We hope you find it of value whether you are planning to open a new out-of-home leisure or entertainment venue or you currently operate one.
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Vol. XIX, No. 6, July 2019
- Editor's corner
- Rising educational attainment
- Art-inspired mini-golf and eatertainment by Linda Beckring
- NAFDMA agritourism farm tour
- A different point of view. Can FECs be all things to all people? A response
- What are the implications of the low birth rate for entertainment centers?
- When more is not "More" by Frank Price
- Payment methods that consumers are using
- What's new with community leisure venues?
- Human contact Is becoming a luxury - The rise of participatory social eatertainment
- Suddenly the world (and out-of-home entertainment) is a different place
