SportsEvents Newsletter
In this issue of our newsletter, we’re highlighting how smaller destinations can punch above their weight and why temporary venues are no longer a novelty. Plus, take a look at the people and places driving sports tourism forward. Here’s what you need to know to stay ahead of the game.
How smaller sports destinations can take center stage
How smaller sports destinations can take center stage
Smaller markets often compete—and win—by offering something larger cities can’t always match: visibility, accessibility, and a level of hospitality and community engagement that turn tournaments into centerpiece events.
Game On at 6,224 Feet in South Lake Tahoe
Game On at 6,224 Feet in South Lake Tahoe
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In South Lake Tahoe, sports don’t slow down with the seasons. At 6,224 feet above sea level, athletes compete surrounded by the largest alpine lake in North America, where mountain scenery meets high-performance venues
Why temporary structures are becoming a permanent part of event strategy
Why temporary structures are becoming a permanent part of event strategy
From pop-up 34,000-seat cricket arenas to winter “bubbles” for soccer and tennis, temporary sports venues are revolutionizing the game, and you won’t believe what’s possible. Here’s everything you need to know about using temporary structures for sports events.
Frisco, Texas, is Built for the Big Leagues
Frisco, Texas, is Built for the Big Leagues
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Frisco, Texas, is Sports City USA. Here, business and sports are a winning combination, creating unparalleled opportunities.
Kick It 3v3 tournament brings soccer festival to Everett, Washington
Kick It 3v3 tournament brings soccer festival to Everett, Washington
A fast-paced twist on the world’s game is coming to Everett as the Kick It 3v3 World Tour Fan Festival Tournament makes its debut this summer. With short matches, festival vibes, and a shot at a world championship, it’s not your typical day on the pitch.
Fairfax County, Va. is Built for Competition–Indoors and Out
Fairfax County, Va. is Built for Competition–Indoors and Out
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Just minutes from Washington, D.C., Fairfax County is a premier sports tourism destination, offering top-tier venues for both indoor and outdoor events. Two standout facilities—The St. James and Patriot Park North—showcase the county’s ability to host a wide range of tournaments year-round. See what they offer for your next event!
Visit Wichita scores 2027 U.S. Figure Skating Sectional Championship
Visit Wichita scores 2027 U.S. Figure Skating Sectional Championship
Wichita returns as a premier destination for synchronized skating, hosting the 2027 Midwestern Sectional Championship. Learn how the city combines top venues, community support, and elite competition into an unforgettable event.
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