March/April 2024 | Sports Destination Management

March/April 2024

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Sports Destination Management Magazine

March/April 2024

Whether we’re hosting a watch party for the Women’s World Cup final or sitting in the stands at a high school game, one thing remains perfectly clear: Sports have the power to unite us all. And in a world that seems increasingly divisive, it is good to find a common denominator and a way for us to stay connected. This issue brings up some ways sports can create unity, even against all odds. From our article on gaining community buy-in, to soccer, golf, swimming and baseball, there’s always something good on the horizon. And that’s worth cheering for.

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USA Rugby

BY: Johnathan Atkeison

Rugby sevens appeared at the Olympic level in 2016 and has been there ever since. Rugby is an NCAA Emerging Sport for Women as well, and the number of college programs continues to grow. Additionally, the USA will host Rugby World Cup in 2031 and 2033. Here are some insights from Johnathan Atkeison, USA Rugby’s COO, about what else is ahead. more....

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