Sports Tourism Lecture Notes, 3-26

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Xavier University Event Management Lecture Notes March 26, 2014 Jackie Reau

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Trends in Sports Tourism

Annual Scorecard with Holistic Metrics

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Trends in Sports Tourism

Narrative Report

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Trends in Sports Tourism

Community Analysis: LPGA

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Trends in Sports Tourism

Create an Advocacy Group: New Revenue

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In-Class Groups Discussion

• Create a new revenue idea for the Greater Cincinnati Sports Corporation that meets the following:

– Raises a minimum of $50,000 annually– Involves a minimum of 100 people– Creates a minimum of two organization advocacy

opportunities

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Group Project Expectations

• Clear understanding of the bid and its expectations• Professional Presentation in Power Point and Report

Style (typed, typo-free)• Full group participation among all members• Creativity in presentation using industry sources

and/or inventive ideas

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Sport Event Audit

• No Class Next Week, Attend a Live Sporting Event• Use outline from first class discussion• Written assignment due in typed format with – Summary– Scoring method– Total score– Any recommendations for improvement

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Future Dates

• April 2: NO CLASS. Attend a live sporting event for audit.

• April 9: CLASS PROJECTS PRESENTATIONS

– Sporting Event Audit due in class.

• April 16: CLASS PROJECTS PRESENTATIONS

• April 23: NO CLASS

• May 4: FLYING PIG MARATHON- REQUIRED CLASS EVENT