The global space economy is projected to grow from about $500 billion today to more than $1.8 trillion within the next 10 years. Communications, navigation, and earth observation are among the most important applications today, and they will continue to grow. However, much of the anticipated growth will likely come from such activities as in-space manufacturing, medical testing and research, tourism, point-to-point transportation, and the development and operation of off-planet habitats. All these activities will originate at spaceports, and many will be able to take advantage of new reusable launch vehicles that are currently under development. This panel is being hosted by the Global Spaceport Alliance and will include both spaceport operators and launch service providers who can share their perspectives on the future.