CONTENTS
SPORTS MANAGEMENT HANDBOOK 2013
74 Temporary arenas are the way ahead
64 Camping at sports events
40 Sport can unite people in unlikely places
70 Consumer expenditure is on the up
5 WELCOME Liz Terry welcomes you to the Sports Management Handbook 2013.
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8 DEVELOPMENT PIPELINE A run-down of future arenas, stadiums, swimming pools, training/sports centres, academies, tennis centres and ice rinks.
36 SPORTS EVENTS CALENDAR A summary of international sports events being held from 2013 to 2014.
38 DIARY DATES A round-up of the key international sports conferences and exhibitions in 2013.
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56 Sports organisations are investing in museums and visitor attractions to entertain fans ANALYSIS AND TRENDS
40 PLAYING FOR AMNESTY An apolitical international initiative called Peace and Sport is striving to unite communities living in crisis around the world by promoting local sports projects.
46 ATTRACTING FANS TO THE GAME Iain Edmondson of London & Partners tells us why London has become the number one sporting and live events destination.
50 EVOLUTION OF SUPER THEATRES Populous looks at how indoor arenas have evolved from their humble beginnings as stages for theatrical performances to "super theatres" hosting live sports events.
SPORTS MANAGEMENT HANDBOOK 2013
56 SPORTS MUSEUMS & ATTRACTIONS Fans interested in the culture of sport are bolstering the growing trend for sports attractions and visitor centres, explains Terry Stevens of Stevens & Associates.
64 GETTING INTENSE A pop-up campsite scheme called Campingninja provided accessible and low- cost accommodation for visitors attending sports events in London during the Games.
70 ACTIVE NATION GETS A BOOST Increased consumer spending within the growing sports market has benefitted the economy. A trend that looks set to contin- ue, according to Themis Kokolakakis from the Sports Industry Research Centre.
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