July/August 2022 | Sports Destination Management

July/August 2022

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Sports Destination Management Magazine

July/August 2022

If there is anything good to be said about 2020 (and parts of 2021 – although largely, there is very little good to be said), it was that people rediscovered they could head outdoors to get their exercise. We bring this up because sometimes, in the arms race to build better facilities, we lose sight of what’s around us, and what Mother Nature has built. In this issue, you’ll find plenty of focus on those venues: lakes, trails, beaches and more. We hope you’ll take the time to explore those features – as well as the other great articles in this issue.

 

In this issue

Made by Mother Nature

BY: Mary Helen Sprecher

In the arms race to develop the most sophisticated sports complexes, it’s easy to lose sight of the fact that some of the very best facilities already exist – no bulldozer necessary. From lakes that host fishing and boating to trails where athletes can run and cross country ski, to a multitude of other venues, nature has provided some of the best. more....

  Executive Insights
1
Pro-Am Beach Soccer
  Industry Leadership
1
Made by Mother Nature
  Multi-Sport Multi-Discipline Review
1
Top Contenders
  Sports Facilities
1
Lacrosse is Back on Solid Ground
  Sports Landscape
1
On the Road Again