SPTS195C: Sports Tourism

Category
Sports Management
Credits 3 Lab/Practicum/Clinical Hours 0 Lecture Hours 3
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Description

A branch of the hospitality and tourism industry has developed to focus on the needs of these clients. Youth sport tourism, for example, has become a $7 billion industry in the U.S. alone. The study of sports tourism draws on the disciplines of management, finance, economics, event planning, and marketing.

  • Identify the interrelationships between sport and tourism.
  • Explain the interdisciplinary program of study of sport and tourism.
  • Identify the relationship between sport and tourism.
  • Identify the infra-structured needed for sporting events.
  • Identify the various methods to estimate sport tourism economic impact on the local/regional/state.
  • List the planning steps to bid to host a sport tourism event.
  • Identify the role marketing plays in planning a sporting event.
  • Ability to prepare and plan a sporting event.
  • Write a site inspection on sport/convention facilities.
  • Identify career opportunities in sports tourism.