2023 Economic Outlook for Country Clubs
There’s a lot of economic uncertainty at the moment. So, with the private club industry's overall health at its best in a while, how do clubs keep the momentum?
There’s a lot of economic uncertainty at the moment. So, with the private club industry's overall health at its best in a while, how do clubs keep the momentum?
The unemployment rate for leisure and hospitality, 10.1 percent, is nearly twice the national average. However, there are Help Wanted signs everywhere and a bountiful number of job postings. How are private clubs responding to this challenge?
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Today’s successful club offers more than just a club; it offers a lifestyle. Clubs have evolved from the traditional model in an effort to attract the new generation of members. Along with more family oriented environments and relaxed dress codes, one of the ways clubs have tried to deliver that desired lifestyle and attract those members is to add or expand on their wellness/fitness facilities.
Clubs are in the dues business. They are the key to a private club’s success. Dues represent approximately 50 percent of the operating revenue of [...]
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