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Todd Martin, CEO of the International Tennis Hall of Fame in Newport, Rhode Island, has a plan to transform the facility into a global Mecca for all t...

Rail is often known as the civilized way to travel, and the fact that TSA isn’t involved is one of its charms. Actually, let’s be honest: the lack of ...

Singapore, which relies in part on visitors from abroad for its economic prosperity, has been leading the way in the charge to pair entertainment and ...

The last time Los Angeles bid to host the Olympics, the term ‘sports tourism’ meant going to the Super Bowl. A sports commission was defined as a roy...

The National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) is a governing body of small athletics programs for intercollegiate athletics. The NAIA, ...

Going new places and learning new things – isn’t that on everyone’s bucket list? How about if Sports Destination Management gives you a hand in learni...

First Marriott, now the world. With less than a year since the Federal Communications Commission smacked down the giant hotel chain for its attempt to...

The recent school year – and the summer that followed – brought an unexpected number of challenges to the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NC...

Are travel teams and club sports going places? Not if you ask the National Federation of State High School Associations (NFHS). The organization’s ann...

Make the most of what you have – and do it in a big way. Columbia County, Georgia, invented and branded The Wildwood Games, and invited athletes to ‘o...