Rodeo

True Grit

Destination Spotlights Feb 02, 2018

Locals of Ogden, Utah, boast of the city's "grit," embracing its heritage and history. These days, though, it's also a center for sports.

Skijoring: The Niche Sport You Never Met Could Be the Revenue Stream You’ve Always Dreamed Of

Article Nov 29, 2017 | By: Mary Helen Sprecher

To the initiated, skijoring sounds bizarre. An activity in which a skier is pulled by a galloping ho...

2017 Champions of Economic Impact in Sports Tourism Announced by Sports Destination Management

News Nov 27, 2017

Sports Destination Management has announced the 2017 recipients of its highest honors, the Champions...

The Heartland, Home of Wide-Open Spaces and Smiling Faces

Article Nov 20, 2017 | By: Michael Popke

When the Nebraska Golf Association considered hosting a tournament last summer in Kearney — a city i...

Big Ten university cities boast plenty of sports venues, high-profile events and friendly people. Champaign County, home of the University of Illinois, is no exception, hosting a variety of national, ...

Horse Country

Article Nov 20, 2017 | By: Michael Popke

The classic image of rider and horse clearing a fence in a steeplechase. The roar of a Sunday aftern...

2017 CHAMPIONS OF ECONOMIC IMPACT IN SPORTS TOURISM

Article Nov 20, 2017 | By: Mary Helen Sprecher

Sports Destination Management is proud to announce the 2017 “Champions of Economic Impact in Sports ...

Inside Events: National High School Rodeo Association

Article Nov 15, 2017 | By: Mary Helen Sprecher

Rodeo is a unique piece of Americana with roots extending deep into history. It’s no surprise, there...

Go West for Sports Opportunities

Article Sep 25, 2017 | By: Michael Popke

The Southwest and Pacific Coast regions of the U.S. have much to offer, including a pleasant mix of ...

Growing Sports Events, Inside and Out

Destination Spotlights Sep 25, 2017

What do you do with nearly 500 acres in Los Angeles County? You create a venue that allows entertainment and sports to thrive. That’s what was started nearly 100 years ago when a “merchants’ expositio...