Which should end in:
"If there is any interest in the host country after the games."
China is an interesting country for production, it always has been. The UK isn't that interesting to the outside world in terms of development, it's too costly. It's only [partially] of interest to business offices and the commericial sector, rather than the industrial/production sector. Although tourism would be up, other factors like development wouldn't be that effected, as there is little reason for them to be. China got a boost because the world saw something different in China. Britain is a consumer country, we're not for the developing of such consumer items :P
An interesting snippet of your report though.
So far the games just seem to be just that, the games. There have been few hints to what's actually going to happen. So far what's happening is a huge stadium which won't have many uses afterwards (Wembley Stadium gets few uses as it is, so two big stadiums won't really work well together). It does make you wonder what show they'll put on :P Boris standing on a huge stage in the middle just being "Boris"? :P

