May/June 2018

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Sports Destination Management Magazine

May/June 2018

A fascinating aspect of our industry is the way the moving parts – event owners, destinations, venues and services – create the dynamic whole. This issue bears that out, with insights from all corners. You can learn not just about sports (we’re highlighting baseball, track & field and fishing) but about hot-button industry topics (sports for senior athletes, creating the athlete relationship and maximizing economic impact). In addition, we’ve honored longtime favorites in our industry, with the Reader’s Choice Awards. Who’s being recognized? Read on to find out!

In this issue

Sports Management Degrees: What’s Really Important?

BY: Patrick Tutka, Ph.D.

Although not every sports fan can go on to have a great sports management career, it does not mean they are doomed to sit on the sidelines forever. Initially, a baccalaureate degree in sports management can offer young professionals a pathway to a career that marries both business and athletics within a competitive, independent and rewarding environment. An advanced degree can take that same professional even further. more....

  Business Development
1
Creating an Experience that Keeps Athletes Coming Back
  Clipboard
1
The Most Active Generation
  Executive Insights
1
USA Water Ski & Wake Sports
  Multi-Sport Multi-Discipline Review
1
On the Right Track
  Perspectives
1
Pulling Together All the Pieces for Maximum Economic Impact
  Regional Focus
1
Up and Down the Coast
  Service Solutions
1
Sports Management Degrees: What’s Really Important?
  Special Report
1
2018 Reader’s Choice Awards
  Sports Facilities
1
Playing the Field
  Sports Landscape
1
The Big Catch
  Sports Outlook
1
Triathlon: A Snapshot of the Sport