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How big events boost the economy
England's World Cup game led to 45,000 extra Domino's deliveries. This highlights how major cultural or sporting events can create a ripple effect, boosting sales for related industries like food delivery. It's a temporary but significant surge in economic activity, benefiting businesses and often creating temporary work opportunities.
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