Competitive socialisation is dominating the entertainment sector currently and operators are capitalising on it with new products and technology, writes Mike Dawber.
Competitive socialising has been around a long time, with traditional games such as bowling and mini-golf to darts and pinball, but the sector is currently undergoing a boom due to changing social behaviour and influence of modern tech.
More and more adults and teenagers are now looking for entertainment that involves something more than spending a few hours drinking in a bar or café. They want something more active, more inclusive and more fun.
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