Dear Mr.

Bon Jovi, I would like to start by saying how much of an honor and privilege it is to be working with such a successful artist and generous man. I have always been a big supporter and fan of you and your band and Im very excited to be working for you. I have scoured the internet in the hopes of finding acceptable locations for your band to tour in, and I have found six locations that I feel will work perfectly. I considered every aspect of these locations, including: GDP per capita, airports and roadways, population, health issues, and transnational issues, and I believe that your band will have great success at these locations. The first location your band will visit in your 2013 world tour will be Venezuela. Venezuela has a fair sized population of 28,489,000 people, and nearly 20,000,000 of these people live above the poverty line. When visiting Venezuela, I recommend that you and your band get vaccinated for hepatitis A, dengue fever, malaria, and bacterial diarrhea. The GDP per capita of this country is 13,800 US dollars with a growth rate of 5.5 percent. Because of this, the citizens will feel confident spending money at your concert due to their relatively high GDP and the fact that their economy is growing. Venezuela also exports about double what it imports, which means that the country is gaining money each year instead of losing it. Only 7.8 percent of the population is unemployed, this means that almost all of the citizens can afford to pay for your concert. Angel Falls, the tallest waterfall and a popular tourist destination, is located in Venezuela, which will help to attract more visitors. You will be arriving at one of Venezuelas 444 airports. The concert will be located at the JE Romero Stadium in Maracaibo, which seats 40,800 fans. The tickets will be priced at 500 Bolivars, or approximately 80 US dollars. I feel that this price is appropriate for the countrys GDP per capita and its growth rate.

The second destination for your band will be Botswana. This country has the most stable economy in Africa and, with a GDP per capita of 17,100 US dollars, an even higher average income than Venezuela. Botswana has GDP growth rate of 3.8 percent and an unemployment rate of 17.8 percent. Also, 99 percent of the urban population of Botswana has access to clean drinking water. Despite this countrys high unemployment rate, I am confident you will do well in this location. Before you tour here however, you should vaccinate for typhoid fever. The population of Botswana is approximately 2,128,000. I believe that this population is high enough to give you a successful concert. Botswana has no international disputes, so you and your band will be quite safe while visiting. You will be arriving by plane to one of Botswanas ten airports. I assure you that ten paved airports are sufficient to ensure a successful concert. You will be performing at the Botswana National Stadium in Gabarone, which seats 22,500 people. The ticket price will be 850 Pula, which is approximately 100 US dollars. I chose this price because the countrys GDP per capita is high enough for almost all of the population to pay for the tickets. Your third destination will be Vietnam. This countrys rich history and fascinating architecture is sure to draw many tourists to your concert in addition to the 92,477,000 already living there. Of this massive population, almost all have access to clean drinking water and sanitation facilities. The GDP per capita of this country is 3,600 US dollars, however, this is growing at a rate of 5.5 percent. This growth coupled with the low unemployment rate and low population below the poverty line make this country very likely to be successful despite the low GDP per capita. Before traveling here you and your band should receive a vaccination for Japanese encephalitis. You will be traveling here by plane arriving at one of Vietnams 38 paved airports, and performing at My Dinh Stadium, which seats 40,000 people. This stadium is located

in Hanoi. I have taken the low GDP into consideration and recommend we set the ticket price at1,260,000 Dongs, or 60 US dollars. Next, you will travel to Pakistan. I was hesitant at first with choosing this country, but, upon more in depth research, I discovered many positive aspects to this country which make it a very viable choice. One of these things is the high population of 28,500,000 citizens. Of this high population, about 10,000,000 are either internet users or hosts, so the word of your concert coming to Pakistan will spread quickly. This country also has a very high number of paved airports which is how you will be arriving. Pakistan has no disputes with the United States so you will be safe while in the country. The GDP per capita of this country is 2,900 US dollars, but I feel that all of the positive factors of this country more than outweigh this minor setback. You will be performing at the Jinnah Sport Stadium in Islamabad, which seats 48,200 fans. Due to the low GDP per capita, I have set the ticket price at 3000 Rupees, which is just under 50 US dollars. After Pakistan, your band will travel to Kazakhstan. Kazakhstan has a population of 17,737,000 people, nearly all of whom are above the poverty line and employed with stable jobs. 99.7 percent of this countrys population is literate as well. The GDP per capita is one of the highest on the tour with 14,100 US dollars and this value is growing at a rate of 5 percent. Kazakhstan does not have many health issues so vaccinations will not be necessary. Also, AIDS and HIV are not a big problem in this country. There are not many natural hazards here except for the occasional earthquake or mudslide. You will get to Kazakhstan by flying to one of its 96 airports. I have chosen Ortalyk Tsentralnyl Stadium as the location for your performance. This stadium, located in Almaty, holds just over 25,000 people and will be perfect for this concert. Because of Kazakhstans higher GDP per capita, I have set the ticket price at 14000 Tenge. This value is equivalent to 91 US dollars.

The sixth and final destination for your world tour will be Germany. This country boasts the largest economy and the second largest population in Europe. Germanys population is 81,147,000. The GDP per capita of this country is 39,700 US dollars and this is rising by about 1 percent each year. Germany is involved in no international disputes and has a very low crime rate. Crime has also dropped by about 2.6 percent in the past year. These two factors will make this location very safe for you, your band, and any tourists who are visiting. In Germany, there are many interesting landmarks to see, including the Holocaust Memorial and the Reichstag Glass Dome. You will arrive in Germany through one of 539 airports located throughout the country. You will perform at the Freiluftbhne Waldbhne in Berlin. This is a beautiful outdoor venue that seats 22,000 people. The cost of tickets will be 148 Euros, or 200 US dollars. I chose this cost because of Germanys very high GDP per capita. Berlin is great city for this concert because of its very low crime rate and its cheap and accessible transportation options. It will be a wonderful way to end your world tour. Several countries were dismissed when I was looking for the perfect tour locations due to several factors. One reason was if the GDP per capita was too low for most citizens to be able to afford tickets. Another was that if the population was too low there would not be enough profit. Other factors I considered when dismissing countries were a high crime rate, health issues, unstable relations with other countries, and natural hazards. The countries I have chosen for your world tour have been meticulously researched and investigated and I believe that these countries will be very profitable for your band. I am very hopeful that this tour will do well and I am sure it will be your best one yet. I feel that this journey around the world will be an amazing way to spread your music and to expand your

audience. I wish you the best of luck and hope that you choose my plan for your 2013 Bon Jovi World Tour.