Went into Sports Chek today and noticed the place was just dripping of sex. Every guy was muscular, clean and good looking, and every girl was cute, sexy and energetic.
I only went to one store, so I’m not sure if every Sports Chek practices the same formula, but what other businesses, organizations, etc, do this?
And yes, I know hooters does this VERY well. 
Disneyland.
Message boards.
Sunglass kiosks in malls.
Brothels.
On a serious note. Gyms.Sales departments. Cosmetics shops. Military units and formations have a large amount of fit young people.
Abercrombie and Fitch?
Model agencies?
Bill Clinton’s office.
You know when I was a young man there used to be an impression around that nurses were pretty, well it was no truer then than it is today.
Fox News, at least for the women.
Hooters have to. The food is terrible.
May be variations on a theme, but running stores seem to have a rule that female clerks need to be young, fit, perky, and wearing running tights as part of their uniform.
Gay bars and nightclubs often feature attractive men, sometimes working shirtless
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Cebu Pacific airlines flight attendants wear snug, form-fitting short-sleeved pull-over tops.
Not a place, but a profession:
Pharmaceutical reps.
Waitresses at certain bars.
Twin Peaks, Tilted Kilt etc.
Digital marketing companies.
They like to hire former college cheerleaders for those jobs. Most Drs. are men even now.
Airlines, soda pop/beer delivery drivers, salesmen.
Note I once was doing work at an airline office. I overheard the managers discussing an applicant for a job as a ticket agent at the airport for their airline. One manager said the applicant (male) passed all the tests, answered all questions properly, etc.
The other manager asked of he was good looking… The first manager said yes. Then the other manager said to hire him.
I work at an advertising agency (and have worked at several over the course of my career). While being young, fit, and attractive certainly isn’t a direct part of the job requirements (as it seems to be at, say, a gym, or pharma sales), there are definitely a lot of good-looking people, of both sexes, at every ad agency I’ve known.
recently noticed that many headhunters/recruiters for tech jobs tend to be attractive girls under the age of 30.