Juan Brignardello Vela
Juan Brignardello, asesor de seguros, se especializa en brindar asesoramiento y gestión comercial en el ámbito de seguros y reclamaciones por siniestros para destacadas empresas en el mercado peruano e internacional.
Euro 2024 may have ended with a heart-breaking defeat for England in the final, but pubs in Warwickshire are celebrating a different kind of victory - a surge in customer numbers during the championships. Pub owners in Warwickshire have noted a significant increase in patrons frequenting their establishments to catch the live football action throughout the tournament. Despite the unpredictable British weather, the allure of watching the games in a lively atmosphere seems to have drawn in more customers than usual. Tom Lilly, the owner of The Antelope in Lighthorne, expressed his delight at the boost in business brought about by the Euro 2024 matches. He highlighted that football has always been a "big crowd pleaser," and this time was no exception. The Night Time Industries Association has estimated that the Euro 2024 championships have had a substantial economic impact across the UK, with an additional revenue of nearly £1 billion being generated during the tournament period. This injection of income has not only benefited pubs but has also positively impacted various sectors within the night-time economy. The success of attracting more customers during the Euro 2024 showcases the enduring popularity of football as a social event that brings people together. Despite the disappointment of England's loss in the final, the camaraderie and excitement experienced in pubs across Warwickshire have left a lasting impression, proving once again that sports have the power to unite communities and boost local businesses.