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(ATR) A new survey shows that bidding for sports events will be changed in the aftermath of the corona virus crisis.
Conducted by Burson Cohn Wolfe Sport Practice in Lausanne, Switzerland, 100 cities were surveyed. Managing Director Lars Haue Pedersen talks to ATR Editor Ed Hula about the findings and other implications for cities bidding for sports events.
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