SportsEvents Newsletter
Sports events are exploring new horizons. See how planners transform streets, parking lots, and convention centers into high-impact venues; what the explosive growth of girls’ flag football means for athletes and planners; and how outdoor volleyball matches can turn into community spectacles.
Rethinking sports venues: How flexible spaces accommodate growing tournaments
Rethinking sports venues: How flexible spaces accommodate growing tournaments
Facility availability is tightening. See how planners are getting creative and turning streets, parking lots, and convention centers into sports venues.
How girls’ flag football is driving growth in youth sports
How girls’ flag football is driving growth in youth sports
Girls’ flag football is changing the youth sports playbook. Discover how destinations are taking advantage of increasing participation, larger tournaments, and an expanding event pipeline.
Try your luck at this week’s Power Play!
Try your luck at this week’s Power Play!
If you love Wordle, you’ll love Power Play, our version of the classic New York Times game, but with a twist: all the words relate to sports, events, or tourism in some way. Good luck!
How traditional indoor volleyball is finding a new stage in outdoor stadiums
How traditional indoor volleyball is finding a new stage in outdoor stadiums
Learn how planners can turn matches into must-attend community experiences while managing weather, court logistics, and fan engagement.
Durham, North Carolina, to host Garmin Marathon Series again in 2027
Durham, North Carolina, to host Garmin Marathon Series again in 2027
Durham is running it back. Discover how the Garmin Marathon Series turned 6,000 runners into a $4-million win for the destination.
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