The French Open tennis tournament expects slightly lower sponsorship revenues as a result of last week’s reduction in the number of fans allowed to attend Paris’ grand slam tournament, but has reasons to …
Roland Garros sponsorships stall, but ‘ready to bounce back’ in 2021
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