Up for Bids and Open for Business: 2025 World Athletics Championship
One of the most ancient and well-respected sports in the world – track & field – can be a new source of economic impact and renewed interest in the ri...
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Inside Events: Warrior Soccer Tour
With 34 events across multiple cities in 2021 alone, Warrior Soccer Tour, a new entry into the soccer market, is carving out a place for itself. In ad...
Progress Being Made on World Games 2022 in Birmingham
While much attention has been given to Tokyo and the Olympics there, another international multi-sport event is gearing up much closer to home. The Wo...
Up for Bid and Open for Business: International Field Hockey
Ready to bid? The International Hockey Federation (FIH), the world governing body for field hockey, is soliciting bids for its inaugural FIH Hockey 5s...
Nothing Keeps Wabasha, Minnesota from its Grumpy Old Ice Fishing Tradition
Punxsutawney has a groundhog but Wabasha, Minnesota has grumpy old men. And as the setting for the movie (and its sequel), the town wasn’t going to le...
It's 'Game On' in the Field of Dreams - Which May Host Sports Tourism Too
If you build it, will he come? Event owners are counting on it. Two big games, one an NHL match-up and one the long-awaited Field of Dreams event in D...
Breaking into the Olympics and Hoping for Growth in the U.S.
When it was announced that breakdancing would be included in the 2024 Summer Olympics in Paris, the reaction of the general public in the U.S. was a s...
NCAA Announces Changes to Championship Line-Ups
The NCAA made some major announcements about its 2021 spring season and as expected, that news, all relating to championships and their siting, turned...
Travel and the New Administration: What Do We Know?
Remember back in the day when the biggest headache in putting on sports events that required travel was the wait time for TSA? Fun times. With a new W...
Florida's Offer to Host Olympics Reopens Debate on Permanent Sites
Having finished a bizarre year in sports, everyone was ready to take a break from disruptions. Not Florida, apparently. The state’s CFO sent an open l...