Best Sports Facilities: 2020 Edition
We asked. You answered. Here are the top vote getters for best sports facilities across the county.
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Up for Bid: 2021 USA Climbing Events
Ahead of Sport Climbing's Olympic debut, USA Climbing has issued RFPs for three events in 2021.
NAIA and NFL Partner on Women's Flag Football
NAIA aims to kick off its inaugural women's flag football season in spring 2021.
USA Racquetball Celebrates Athletes Virtually
USA Racquetball comes together to honor deserving individuals with a ceremony that no one will forget.
Sports Leagues Like the MLB Are Engaging Fans Who Aren’t in the Stands
Sports teams are being forced to reinvent their playbooks for empty stadiums and arenas.
Basketball Tournaments Help Destinations, Industry Rebound
Basketball events are going ahead, not quite as scheduled, with the assist of safety protocols to guard against COVID-19.
Tennis Channel Uses a Drive-In Theater
The network hosted a free drive-in event to build buzz for the Credit One Bank Invitational—and to support local businesses.
How to Use SEO to Build Brand Awareness
SEO expert Damon Burton shares his tips on building brand awareness.
Jim Scherr's Heart and Seoul
World Lacrosse CEO Jim Scherr discovered the silver lining from his Olympic disappointment.
Six Things to Know About the San Francisco Travel Association’s Rory Davis
As a San Francisco native, Rory Davis jokes he’s the last of a dying breed in a tech-centric city filled with transplants.
Hosting Events Begin With Initial Scouting Trips
Top sports professionals explain what goes into a scouting trip before they bid to host events.
Eric Whiteman Steps Up to the Plate at PA Sports
Eric Whiteman took over as executive director of PA Sports in February 2020, and sees big things going forward.
Isaac Washburn Sets High Goals at Chicago Southland
Isaac Washburn talks about making the move to Chicago Southland and what's ahead for the destination.
5 Equestrian Venues That Are Hot to Trot
Looking to host an equestrian event? These five venues score high marks from planners.
How 5G Will Transform the Events Industry
As 5G becomes more mainstream, planners and venues can better incorporate livestreaming and other immersive technology into events.
Michael Rojas Points to Bright Future in Prince William County
Michael Rojas talks about what's ahead in Prince William County, Virginia, and what facilities he'd love to see there.
Alabama Sports Commission Stands the Sands of Time
An Alabama sports commission that formed out of economic necessity in 2005 is now considered to be at the top of its game.
Are Esports Real Sports?
With the potential to join professional teams, earn millions and compete in front of the world, experts say "Yes."
Sports Domes Gain Popularity in Storm-Heavy Regions
In the wake of devastating storms, durable dome-shaped sports venues have been popping up around the country.
Full STEAM Ahead for Sports Events
Destinations seek out competitions with STEAM components that enrich their community’s educational systems.
Virginia Beach Changes Lanes With New Sports Center
Virginia Beach’s new Sports Center expands the destination’s reach to sports organizers and participants.
Do Event Organizers Need Waivers of Liability for COVID-19?
You may not need waivers to avoid liability holding a live event, but there are plenty of challenges ahead for planners going forward.
Nine Golf Resorts to Get Back Into the Swing of Things
Golf blends social distancing and teambuilding. Here are some courses and resorts to shoot to play and stay.
