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

Want to Make Stay-to-Play Work? Here’s What to Say

BY: Christine "Tina" Horn

Running a sports event involves a lot of moving pieces, and it’s the planner’s job to keep them all moving in the right direction. But with all these moving parts, there’s one piece that you’ll be most likely to have to spend the most time explaining to your participants: the Stay-to-Play policy. 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