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- The UEFA Women's Euro 2025 will commence on July 2nd, hosted by Switzerland, while England’s Lionesses and Wales are scheduled to play their opening games on July 5th.
- The tournament follows growing expectations that it will boost UK pubs economically due to increased beer sales and heightened fan engagement.
- Emma McClarkin, CEO of the leading trade organization representing UK pubs and brewers, estimates that an additional 2.6 million pints could be sold during the UEFA Women’s Euros, potentially contributing £13 million to the economy.
- Pubs may extend opening hours if England or Wales reach the later stages, while Aldi plans to refund shoppers up to £100 in vouchers if they miss an England goal in real time.
- These developments highlight increased commercial activity around the Euros and renewed calls to reduce beer duty, as England and Wales face the fourth-highest tax rates among competitors.
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Aldi shoppers who miss a home nations goal during the Euros can be reimbursed
Retail Times publishes international & UK retail news covering products, data, tech, packaging, people, research, comment and more besides! Ahead of the UEFA Women’s Euro 2025 tournament kicking off this week, Aldi will reimburse unlucky footy fans who miss an England or Wales goal while shopping in store. The UK’s fourth-largest supermarket is encouraging shoppers to support the women’s teams and enjoy the games, so any unfortunate customers wh…
Women’s Euros Set to Drive Massive Pub Trade Boost - CLH News: Caterer, Licensee and Hotelier News - News for Pubs, Bars, Hotels and Restaurants
Share Post Share Email The upcoming Women’s European Championship is poised to deliver a significant windfall for Britain’s pub and hospitality sector, with industry analysts predicting substantial increases in beer sales and venue footfall throughout the tournament. The tournament which kicks off in Switzerland on 2 July, with England’s Lionesses and Wales playing their opening fixtures on 5 July could see an …
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