November/December 2022 | Sports Destination Management

November/December 2022

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Sports Destination Management Magazine

November/December 2022

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.

In this issue

Nebraska’s Capital City Adding All-Turf Complex to Diverse Facilities Lineup

BY: Michael Popke

Lincoln, Nebraska, is one of those sports destinations that never stops evolving. Not only does it host events ranging from Garmin Gravel Worlds® cycling and running treks to the USA Roller Sports National Championships, but it also unveiled designs for a new synthetic turf baseball/softball complex to complement its existing multi-sport facilities. more....