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Nostalgia Tourism
Stadiums, sporting events, and other sites popular tourist destinations
MLB Fenway Park
Oldest MLB ball park
MLB Wrigley Field
2nd Oldest part
MLB Hall of Fame
Cooperstown, NY
- First HOF Class 1936: Ruth, Cobb, Mathewson, Wagner, Walter Johnson
MLB SF Giants Stadium
AT&T Park
Privately financed
NFL Lambeau Field
Packers field
Packers Hall of Fame
Legendary tailgating
NFL Hall of Fame
Canton, OH
NBA Hall of Fame
Naismith Hall of Fame
Springfield, Mass
College: Notre Dame Stadium
College: Husky Stadium
College: University of Tennessee
Seats 102,000
College: Rose Bowl
Pasadena, CA
College: Duke Basketball
Cameron Indoor Stadium
Seats 9,300
Golf Master's tournament
April
Augusta, GA
Pebble Beach
Hosted numerous US opens
Golf St. Andrews
Genesis of Golf Scottland
NASCAR Daytona Speedway
Febraury
Indianapolis Speedway
Memorial Day weekend
250,000 capacity
Churchhill Downs
Kentucky Derby
Surfing: Hawaii's North Shore
Winter contests
50 ft waves
Olympics Athens, Greece
Original 1896
English soccer
Meeting in 1863 led to official split of rugby and soccer
FIFA
Began plans for international tournament
- 1st World Cup: 1930 in Uruguay
Headquarters in Zurich, Switzerland
FIFA Sponsors
Coke, Visa, Emirates, Sony, Adidas, Kia
Pele
Brazilian soccer player
Signed with NY Cosmos in 1975 for $4.5M
Soccer leagues
Professional leagues all over the world
Europe: Premier League (top pro league in England)
UEFA Champions league: Top 32 pro teams all over Europe
League qualifications
Relegation:
Bottom 3 teams of 20 drop to lower level of competition next season
Top three teams move up to Premier league
Soccer Salaries
No salary caps
- Ex. Real Madrid bought Ronaldo from Manchester United for $131M
Soccer's highest paid players
1. Ronaldo (80M)
2. Messi (63M)
3. Ibrahimovic (40M)
MLS
Soccer in the USA
- Seattle Sounders, Portland, Toronto, Vancouver
Machester United
300 M + fans all over the world
Known as Reds and Red Devils
Old Trafford Stadium
Wayne Rooney
Very popular in Asia
Manchester United Economic IMpact
Team value: $3.1 B
Owned by Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Recreational sports
Bowling, golf, billiards
Racquet Sports
Tennis, recquetball
Outdoor Sports
Fishing, camping, hiking, hunting
Extreme Sports
Skateboarding, BMX
US Bowling Congress
3M Memebers
PBA (Professional Bowlers Association)
4,000 members
Denny's PBA tour, 21 official events, $232,000 prize money
Sponsons: Bayer, Lumber liquidators
Billiards Congress of America
Non Profits
Lifestyle marketing
WPBA
9 ball events on ESPN
Boston Marathon
Run since 1897
20,000 participants, 500,000 Spectators
Largest sporting event in New England
Fitness Industry
$13B+ revenues
22M+ Health club members
EXOS
Private training facility, primarily focused on elite athletes
Why do the networks/channels want sports programming?
- Satisfy demand for entertainment
- Sell advertising slots for profits
Unique Media Programs
MLB - all team websites are identical
Yankees- YES Network, Red Sox- NESN
NCAAS football- SEC and CBS, Notre Dame and NBC
NHL- Outdoor Life Network, NBC finals
Two new sports TV channels
- NFL Network
- Big 10 Network
NBC and Olympics
Exclusive North American media rights
First live baseball radio broadcast
KDKA, Pittsburgh, 1921
First televised sporting event
College baseball game between Columbia and Princeton, 1939 on NBC
Netowrks
BNC, CBS, FOX, ABC
Fox and USC
Cable
ABC/ESPN, FoxSports1, NBC SN
Satellite
Dish, DirecTV
Regional Sports Networks
FoxSportsSouthwest : Rangers $150M
TimeWarnerCable: LA Lakers %150M
Click-through rate:
Measures how many times an advertisement is clicked
Useability
How user-friendly is the website
Navigation
How easy is it to find what you are looking for
Why people use the internet
1. Info
2. Buy things
3. Be entertained
4. Be part of community
Sport Sponsor's use of internet
Allstate using website combination with TV advertising
Sonic sponsors local and regional athletics
Website mistakes
- The site tells how good the team is but not how the site can help the fans
- Lack of a focal point
- No search box
- No link back to home page
Website exs
Colorado Buffs
Nebraska Huskers
Sport law
- traditional view: Doesn't exist, sport is already governed by the legal systems
ex. Maurice Clarett Lawsuit against the NFL
- Moderate view: Body of law relations to sport isn't fully developed
ex. MLB's limited duty rule
- Alternative view: Sports law already exists
Charitable Gambling
Bingo, raffles
Casino gaming
slots, card games, table games
Parimutuel wagering
Horses, greyhounds, jai alai
Gambling scandals
1919 Black sox - threw World Series vs. Reds
NCAA 2003 Student-athlete Gambling Study
Males: College - 17.2%, Any - 28.8%
Females: college - 5.9%, Any - 8.8%
Michael Franzese
Mobster, involved with fixing college and pro games
Negotiator styles
1. Avoider : Prefers not to get involved in disputes
2. Accommodator: Resolves conflict by solving the other party's problem
3. Competitor: First instinct is to se "zero sum" allocations
4. Compromiser: Favors deals that give something to each party
5. Collaborator: Tries to fins a way for both parties to get the best outcome
Negotiation
To confer with another or others in order to come to terms or reach an agreement
Quick Pointers for negotiation
- Information sharing
- Look for alternatives that can help with both teams
- Find out what the other teams "real" problem/desire is
- Know your goals
Current Agency Examples
- Creative Artist: Peyton Manning, Carmelo Anthony, Dwayne Wade
- Relativity Sports: Dwight Howard, Dez Bryant
- Borad Corporation: Justin Verlander, Larry Fitzergerald, Miguel Cabrera
- Octagon: Stephen Curry, Rudy Gay, Felix Hernandez
- Wasserman Media Group: Derrick Rose, Andrew Luck, Russell Westbrook
Corporate Social responsibility
Social, environmental, economic
Business exist to drive commerce and make profits
Sports Management and Social responsibility
Be aware of social consequences of management decisions
- Always take the headline test
What is Tourism
Travel beyond one's immediate dwelling place for business or recreation
- Temporary, voluntary, circular, distance
Tourism trends
Time
Discretionary income
Knowledge and communication
travel infrastructure
Tourism growth
Youth sport travel : $7B
- Rocky Top Sports World
What is Sport Tourism?
Travel that includes attendance or participation in a sporting activity, whether or not this is the primary purpose of the travel
3 Types of Sport tourism
Active
Event
Nostalgia
Active Sport Tourism
A trip in which the tourist takes part in a sport
Golf, skiing, hiking
Event Sport tourism
Trip in which the tourist watches a sport even
Super Bowl, World Cup
Nostalgia Sport tourism
Tourist visits a sport-themed attractive
Baseball Hall of Fame, Negro League Baseball Museum
Place attachment
Sense of identity people develop with a location based on a sports team or figure
Clemson
Place pride
Feelings of pride in a community arising out of the success of their local sport teams or athletes
Jenks, OK
Worldwide Sport tourism
Mega events: Olympics, World Cup, European
Regional events: NFL Super Bowl, Cricket, Tour de France
Economic Impact of Tourism
Direct: Employment umbers, spending for goods and services
Indirect: Direct impact X economic muliplier
Taxes on travelers
General fund, Convenetion and Visitors Bureau, Convention facilities, other travel related programs
U Minnesota Duluth
Won first D1 Women's Ice Hockey Championship
Head coack is Canadian
NBA
International players
NBA Europe Live
Thunder pre-season games
NFL
Arizona Cardinals/49ers have game in mexico City
Considering and NFL London Frnachise
MLB
Season openers in Japan and Australia
China
1971 - US Ping-pong team invited to china
Lead to diplomatic relations - President Nixon visit
1900 Paris
Women participated for the first time
1904 St Louis
Only 12 nations and 41 Events
1908 London
Multi purpose stadium - White City Stadium
1912 Stockholm
Jim Thorpe
1920 Antwerp
Introduction of 5 Olympic rings
1924 Paris
Paavo Nurmi (The Flying Finn) won 5 golds
1928 Amsterdam
First Olympic Flame
46 nations, 109 Events