Swiftonomics is making waves across Europe as Taylor Swift's Eras Tour continues to draw massive crowds and boost local economies. 

Having already boosted the US economy with approximately $4.3 billion in revenue, per VCPost, Swift's impact is now being felt in at least 18 cities across Europe, where anticipation is driving up hotel prices massively ahead of her performances.

Business Insider shared that in Italy, for instance, hotel rates in Milan are up by an average of 45% during the dates of Swift's shows in July 2024.

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European Economists on "Swiftonomics"

Swift's ability to attract fans from far and wide is filling concert venues and stimulating spending on various services like dining, accommodation, and tourism activities. This phenomenon, dubbed "Swiftonomics," is closely watched by European economists who are concerned about its potential effects on inflation rates and consumer spending. 

According to VCPost, her tour promises to inject nearly £997 million ($1.26 billion) into the UK economy alone. However, economists debate whether such short-term boosts can influence broader economic policies like interest rate decisions.

Despite the buzz and economic stimulation, experts like George Moran from Nomura suggest that Swift's impact is more localized than systemic and unlikely to sway major policy decisions at institutions like the Bank of England.

Taylor Swift's Eras tour will remain a major event for local businesses and the hospitality sector until the conclusion of her final set of performances in December 2024.

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