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There’s a lot to be learned from an event that started as a regional mountain bike race and grew into the largest cycling festival in North America. T...

Climate change is a hot-button topic, so new research on the economic effect of warmer winters and skimpier snow on winter tourism destinations may be...

The Parkland school shootings took place almost a month ago and the reverberations are still being felt. Now, the tourism industry has found itself in...

The beer is green, the shamrocks are green and event owners and rights holders will be doing the counting of the green, provided they take advantage o...

As the number of spectators injured by batted balls continues to make news, safety netting has continued to creep across ball parks. MLB’s announcemen...

March Madness, with it the requisite scramble for flights into and out of certain cities to keep up with an ever-changing schedule of play, is nerve-w...

Out of an eight-candidate field, U.S. Soccer has elected a new president: Carlos Cordeiro, who ran on a platform of making American soccer more global...

“Live Life. Play Golf,” is the slogan of the National Collegiate Club Golf Association, offered in 350-plus colleges nationwide. Operating under the u...

The last time FIFA caught this much attention, it was not for a positive reason. Fortunately for soccer’s governing body, the news that the eWorld Cup...

From glamping to Airbnb, large-scale sports events are getting increasingly creative when it comes to attracting attendees to come, stay and spend. In...