January/February 2023

Sports Destination Management Magazine

We’re headed into the new year – with all the best intentions. And we can safely say we’re not only back to normal but better than normal. Attendance in events and economic impact are shattering records, travel is back in a big way and hotels are starting to report sellouts for conventions and other events. That’s a great start. If one of your goals was self-improvement, this issue can help you become well-versed on industry issues like insurance, adaptive sports events and more. 2023 is off to a great start. Let’s keep the momentum and enjoy the ride.

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In this issue

National Junior College Athletic Association

BY: Dr. Chris Parker

Want to know about up-and-coming sports? Ask The National Junior College Athletic Association. NJCAA, founded in 1938, is the governing association of community college, state college and junior college athletics throughout the United States, and it is on the leading edge with emerging sports nationwide. Learn about what’s growing – and what’s ahead. more....

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Adaptive Sport Events – Accommodating Athletes and Spectators

Executive Insights

National Junior College Athletic Association

Industry Leadership

Need a New Place to Play? Start Here

Multi-Sport Multi-Discipline Review

Coming of Age

Perspectives

Rebranding: A Case Study in Abilene, Texas

Regional Focus

Where It All Begins