November/December 2022

Sports Destination Management Magazine

This year, which kicked off with the Olympic Games in Beijing and wound up with the World Cup in Qatar, has been one for the books and it’s not even over yet. But wow – what a ride it has been so far. This issue includes sports that made the news in 2022 (along with great business information) but the real star is our award winners. What is our takeaway from those? That our industry is moving ahead. The economic impact for just those winners was $2.42 billion. Winners covered a wide range of sports, disciplines and abilities but they all enriched the communities that hosted them. There's a lot to learn, and a lot to celebrate. Get started here.

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In this issue

Shores & Islands Ohio: Checking All the Boxes for Sports Travel

BY: Peter Francesconi

Looking for a unique area that can not only host first-rate sports tournaments and events, but also provide athletes, families and fans with an unmatched experience, both inside and outside of the competition venues? Shores & Islands Ohio checks all the boxes. It includes about two dozen towns and islands on the northwest coast. Meet them all here. more....

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Growing Leaders in Sports Tourism

Executive Insights

National Association of Collegiate Esports (NACE)

Industry Leadership

2022 Champions of Economic Impact in Sports Tourism

Multi-Sport Multi-Discipline Review

Equine Events Can Make Tracks for These Destinations

Perspectives

Value Added Options that Engage Audiences and Athletes at Recurring Events

Service Solutions

Ready to Livestream? Ask the Right Questions