March/April 2016

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Sports Destination Management Magazine

March/April 2016

Want to learn how to put on the best event possible? Learn from the best! The March/April 2016 issue of Sports Destination Management has insights from some of the most well-regarded thought leaders in the industry. Learn about medical support and planning, event insurance, hotels and accommodations – even stay-to-play. Soccer, swimming and diving events and golf are covered, along with disc golf, the mountainous areas of the U.S. and a look at US Youth Soccer. Leap into spring – and learning.

In this issue

Peaks and Valleys - Sports Tourism is Fueling Economic Growth in the Mountain Region of the U.S.

BY: Andrew Cohen

To attract athletes and their families from across the United States, many western cities have successfully marketed sports facilities, indoor and outdoor, natural and man-made. Amid the majestic Rockies or on sandy plateaus, these cities and their sports organizations are rounding up plenty of action – and potential for that next event. more....

  Business Development
1
Signing Off: Understanding The Pros And Cons Of Waiver And Release Documents
  Clipboard
1
Medical Support for Extreme Sports Events: A Matter of a Multi-Pronged Approach
  Executive Insights
1
US Youth Soccer: An Interview with Christopher S. Moore, Chief Executive Officer
  Multi-Sport Multi-Discipline Review
1
Just Add Water - Organizations and Venues Combine Efforts to Make Big Splashes in Aquatics-Based Sports Tourism
  Perspectives
1
Want to Make Stay-to-Play Work? Here’s What to Say
  Regional Focus
1
Peaks and Valleys - Sports Tourism is Fueling Economic Growth in the Mountain Region of the U.S.
  Service Solutions
1
Home Away from Home - Understand the Options When Searching for Accommodations
  Sports Facilities
1
Kick It Up!
  Sports Landscape
1
A Golden Era of Golf
  Sports Outlook
1
The Growth of Disc Golf