May 19 (Reuters) – The city of Nashville, Tennessee, has been selected to host the Super Bowl for the first time in 2030 at Nissan Stadium, the NFL announced on Tuesday.
• NFL owners voted on the proposal at the league’s spring meeting in Orlando, Florida
• In addition to the game, Nashville will also host that week’s NFL Honors and Super Bowl Opening Night events
• Nashville previously hosted the 2019 NFL Draft, drawing 600,000 fans and generating $224 million in economic impact, the league said
• The next Super Bowl will be held in Inglewood, California, on February 14, 2027, at SoFi Stadium
• Atlanta will host the NFL’s championship game in 2028 followed by Las Vegas in 2029
(Reporting by Nicole Fernandes in Toronto; Editing by Mark Porter)
