 | Case study | March 19, 2017
A Big 10 College City with a Small-Town Vibe
By: Michael Popke When people think of Ann Arbor, Michigan, the first thing that probably comes to mind is Michigan Stadium, “The Big House” on the University of... More>> |
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 | Case study | March 19, 2017
Columbia’s Winning Combination of Surprising Sports
By: Michael Popke Three rivers flow through Columbia, South Carolina, helping the city earn its status among the top 10 paddlesports destinations in the country. One... More>> |
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 | Case study | February 1, 2017
Sioux Falls: Bringing the Athletes (and Spectators)
By: Michael Popke If you bring a soccer, basketball, softball or volleyball tournament to Sioux Falls, South Dakota, your event won’t just be something to fill a... More>> |
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 | Case study | November 17, 2016
Speedway Village Helps Lincoln Diversify
By: Michael Popke Lincoln, Nebraska, is no stranger to growth, and with its newest venue, the Speedway Village Sports Complex, it’s once again making people take... More>> |
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 | Case study | September 27, 2016
Tri-Cities, Washington: A Desert Region in the Pacific Northwest
By: Michael Popke A dry desert region in the Pacific Northwest? Get ready for the Tri-Cities region of Washington State to shift your paradigm. The cities of... More>> |
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 | Case study | September 26, 2016
Lewisville, Texas - A Growing Sports Experience in Lewisville
By: Peter Francesconi Great sports tourism is all about a great experience. And for tournaments and events, it’s hard to beat the experience of playing in Lewisville,... More>> |
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