In the age of scientific and technological transformations, mass digitization and the growth of intellectual property, the creative industry becomes one of the most important spheres of economic and social development. It contributes to the formation of new types of social and economic interactions, having a direct impact on the economy, including employment. Globally, Cultural and Creative Industry (CCI) emerged as a big economy in first decade of 21 st century. It has contributed 3 per cent to global economy. Among others countries, US, Australia, UK, China, Malaysia and India are getting maximum benefits from these industries, as CCI in US, Australia, UK, China, Malaysia and India contributed 4.2 per cent, 3 per cent, 5.2 per cent, 6.37 per cent, 1.27 per cent and 0.95 to their GDPs respectively. The purpose of the research is to analyse the influence of 11 creative sectors such as Advertising, Architecture, Books, Gaming, Music, Movie, Newspapers and Magazines, Performing Arts, Radio, TV and Visual Arts in the most developed five regions including Asia-Pacific (APAC), Europe, North America, Latin America and Caribbean, and Africa and the Middle East in the period 2013-2016, and development trends towards 2020.