Gymnastics | Sports Destination Management

Colleges Cutting Off the Supply of Athletes to the Olympic Pipeline

Article Mar 05, 2026 | By: Mary Helen Sprecher

Fun fact: 36 percent of Team USA in Milan/Cortina represented athletes with NCAA ties. Not so fun is...

Olympians and World champions set to take stage at 2026 American Cup

News Feb 27, 2026

More than 12 Olympians and 23 World Championship athletes make up the international rosters expected...

American Cup returns in 2026 with mixed team competition

News Feb 24, 2026

Nastia Liukin Cup Presented by Ozone to join American Cup in Las Vegas

Winter Cup to kick off 2026 season

News Feb 18, 2026

With National Team berths on the line, USA Gymnastics’ Winter Cup kicks off the 2026 season...

USA Gymnastics Announces Updates to Competition Season

News Feb 09, 2026

With more ways to consume gymnastics in more destinations than ever, the sport looks forward to an...

The Mobile Sports Authority Reports Another Strong Year

News Feb 09, 2026

The Mobile Sports Authority (MSA), the sports tourism agency for the City and County of Mobile, reported today the organization attracted, supported and/or hosted a record 41 sports events during the ...

Music Licensing Taking Center Stage Among Event Owners’ Concerns

Article Jan 22, 2026 | By: Mary Helen Sprecher

Recently, Running USA noted it had integrated AllTrack music licensing into its suite of offerings f...

Placer Valley Tourism Announces Winter Slate of Sports

News Jan 20, 2026

Placer Valley Tourism in California has announced the following events.

The 24th annual Stars & Stripes Coed Invitational and the Erie MLK Cup highlight another busy weekend of sports tourism in Erie County.

Stars and Stripes Gymnastics Invitational and MLK Cup Return to Erie

News Jan 15, 2026

The 24th annual Stars & Stripes Coed Invitational and the Erie MLK Cup highlight another busy...

Sporting events in West Michigan generated $83.5 million in economic impact

News Jan 13, 2026

The West Michigan Sports Commission (WMSC) reported that youth/amateur sports tourism generated $83.5 million in estimated economic impact1 for the region in 2025 through 105 hosted events.