An unseasonably early spike in respiratory syncytial virus (RSV), particularly among young children, is concerning pediatricians. It also comes at a bad time. Travel sports are hitting their stride, a...
Not much is inflation-proof these days, including youth sports. Almost six in 10 parents say youth sports is causing financial strain on their family. More than 10 percent expect to take on new debt a...
The season’s first Snowboard Cross World Cup and Ski Cross World Cup competitions were cancelled because of a lack of snow in the area that was to host them. It’s far from the first event to be advers...
For the first time since 2019, the NFHS has released a sports participation survey. And the results, arriving in the wake of two years of pandemic-induced chaos, have some great news in store. Yes, th...
What can a consumer forecast about Halloween tell us about the travel sports market? A lot, as it turns out, and it’s all good news. The National Retail Federation is predicting a return to pre-2020 n...
For destinations and events impacted by Hurricane Ian, SDM is extending the deadline for its awards program, Champions of Economic Impact in Sports Tourism. Help us recognize YOU as a part of the indu...
In the arms race to develop the most sophisticated sports complexes, it’s easy to lose sight of the fact that some of the very best facilities already exist – no bulldozer necessary. From lakes that h...
The Southeast region beckons with majestic mountains, scenic beaches, innovative cuisine, a growing craft beer scene and a culture all its own. Its rich history is juxtaposed as the birthplace of the ...
Title IX, the landmark legislation that prohibits gender-based discrimination in any educational program or activity (including sports) that receives federal financial assistance, turned 50 less than ...
The Mid-Atlantic region is a melting pot of large cities, rich history, diverse cultures, bustling seaside boardwalks, rolling countryside and unspoiled wilderness. Whether you are traveling for sport...
J.B. (Jo) Mirza Becomes 49th President of the Oldest and Largest Amateur Sports Organization in the United States; Leads New AAU National Officer Group
