May/June 2023

Sports Destination Management Magazine

There are many great things to see when studying the sports business industry: Emerging trends, the creation of an alternative accommodations market, new sports and plenty more. But the one thing that never changes is that it is an industry of stories. This issue celebrates those stories, whether it’s successful facilities, innovative marketing campaigns, boosting economic impact or even collaborating with competitors. We invite you to sit back and enjoy these success stories and even to get some new ideas as you write your own.

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In this issue

Accessibility, Affordability and Adaptability in a “Typically American” Region

BY: Cindy Cantrell

Historian Frederick Jackson Turner’s 1893 assessment of the Mid-Atlantic region of the U.S. as “typically American” continues to ring true, even following 130 years of innovation. The absolute convenience of this location has served it well, building its reputation as a top sports destination. Looking for a new home for your event? Here are options. more....

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Senior Athletes: A Trending Market

Executive Insights

National High School Rodeo Association

Industry Leadership

For Great Venues, Go to the Head of the Class

Multi-Sport Multi-Discipline Review

Life in the Fast Lane

Perspectives

Leveraging the Economic Impact of Sports Tourism

Regional Focus

Accessibility, Affordability and Adaptability in a “Typically American” Region