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HALF A MILLION THE LOSS FROM JESC 2011
oikotimes.com
http://www.oikotimes.com/eurovision/2011/11/22/half-a-million-the-loss-from-jesc-2011/
Nov 22 2011
Greece
Posted by SUBMITTED on Nov 22, 2011 in ARMENIA, JESC
The Public Television of Armenia established the "Junior Eurovision
2011 Yerevan" Fund, which will organize the Junior Eurovision Song
Contest 2011 to be held in the capital Yerevan, on December 2 and 3.
The Contest's revenue and spending estimations are already posted on
the Government's official website.
In line with this assessment, the revenues are expected to be around
US$ 1.4 million, whereas the expenditures, $1.85 million. That is,
Junior Eurovision 2011's budget deficit is approximately $450
thousand, and this deficit will be covered by Armenia's State Budget.
Incidentally, ticket prices for the December 2 concert range between
3-15 thousand drams ($8-$39), whereas the December 3 concert tickets
are sold for 5-100 thousand drams ($13-$259). To note, the 3 or 5
thousand dram tickets were sold out long ago. The aforesaid Fund's
largest amount (around $720 thousand) will be spent for the event's
technical part and HDR recording.
oikotimes.com
http://www.oikotimes.com/eurovision/2011/11/22/half-a-million-the-loss-from-jesc-2011/
Nov 22 2011
Greece
Posted by SUBMITTED on Nov 22, 2011 in ARMENIA, JESC
The Public Television of Armenia established the "Junior Eurovision
2011 Yerevan" Fund, which will organize the Junior Eurovision Song
Contest 2011 to be held in the capital Yerevan, on December 2 and 3.
The Contest's revenue and spending estimations are already posted on
the Government's official website.
In line with this assessment, the revenues are expected to be around
US$ 1.4 million, whereas the expenditures, $1.85 million. That is,
Junior Eurovision 2011's budget deficit is approximately $450
thousand, and this deficit will be covered by Armenia's State Budget.
Incidentally, ticket prices for the December 2 concert range between
3-15 thousand drams ($8-$39), whereas the December 3 concert tickets
are sold for 5-100 thousand drams ($13-$259). To note, the 3 or 5
thousand dram tickets were sold out long ago. The aforesaid Fund's
largest amount (around $720 thousand) will be spent for the event's
technical part and HDR recording.