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Sport Tourism Detail Tourist Arrival TouristReceipt

The FIFA Football France in 1998 900,000 generated


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Olympics Sydney in

2000

111,000

additionalinternational


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EuropeanFootball

Campionsips

Europe in200!

"00,000 sportstourists to

#ortu$al

%&20 million'or te

#ortu$ueseeconomy


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Cricet -orld

Cup

Caribbean in

200.

additional

100,000 visitors


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"efers to tra#el hich in#ol#es either#ieing or participating in a sportinge#ent sta%ing apart fro& their usualen#iron&ent

'port toda% e&plo%s a far &oreengaging concept, enco&passing both

spectators and participants hosee( ful)ll&ent of a ide #ariet% ofhu&an needs and ants


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rank Sport Estimated Fans Regional Popularity

1. Soccer / AssociationFootball

3.5 Billion Europe, Africa, Asia, America.

2. Cricket 2.5 Billion Asia, Australia, U.

3. Fiel! "ocke# 2 Billion Europe, Africa, Asia, Australia.

$. %ennis 1 Billion Europe, Asia, America.

5. &olle#ball '(( )illion Europe, Australia, Asia, America.

*. %able %ennis +5( )illion Europe, Africa, Asia, America.

. Baseball 5(( )illion America, -apan.

+. olf $5( )illion Europe, Asia, America, Cana!a.

'. Basketball $(( )illion America.

1(. American Football $(( )illion Europe, Africa, Asia, America, Australia.


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includes tra#el aa% fro& one*s pri&ar%residence to+

participate in a sport acti#it% forrecreation or co&petition,

tra#el to obser#e sport at the elite le#el,and

tra#el to #isit a sport attraction such as asports hall of fa&e or ater par(

-.ibson, Attle, and /ianna(is,199


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The ord sport is a derivative ofdisport, hich &eans to divert

onesel'/

The ord sport carries the originalimplication of people di#erting theirattention fro& the rigors and pressures

of e#er%da% life

-dards, 19!


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ATTRACTOS

natural-par(s, &ountains, ildlife

hu&an&ade -&useu&s, stadiu&s, stores

.eneral characteristics represented in thiscore area of sport touris& include#isitations to+

-a state+o'+te+art sport 'acilitiesand3or uni4ue sports facilities that generall%house sports e#ents, such as stadiu&s,arenas, and do&es5


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ATTRACTOS

.eneral characteristics representedin this core area of sport touris&include #isitations to+

-a state+o'+te+art sport

'acilities and3or uni4ue sportsfacilities that generall% house sportse#ents, such as stadiu&s, arenas,and do&es5


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ATTRACTOS

-b sport museums andall3alls o' 'ame dedicated tosport heritage and to honoring sport

heroes and leaders5-c sport teme pars including

ater par(s, su&&er s(i 6u&ps,

bungee 6u&ping5-d iin$ trails de#eloped for

e7ploring nature5 and

-e s ort retail stores


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RESORTS The sport touris& resort

categor% includes a&enit% and

destination spas5 $ol' andtennis resorts5 3ater andsno3 sport resorts5 and natureretreats ith a focus onoutdoor adventure and

e*ploration/


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CR4SES The sport touris& cruise categor%

incorporates all boat+related

trips tat ave sports orsportin$ activities as theirprincipal &ar(et strateg%

an% ships built toda% resembleotels and resorts and ha#e

uni4ue sports installations


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CR4SES The% also utilie $uest sports

celebrities as a &ar(eting tool

To further satisf% the sport tourist,cruise ships often arrange specialtransportation to pro#ide guestsopportunities for golf, tennis,snor(eling, aters(iing, etc, in uni4ueand #aried ater en#iron&ents


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TO4RS

'port tours &a% include#isitations to sport museumsand stadiums as ell as eventsor $ames in &ultiple locationslasting an%here fro& one to toee(s


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'ports touris& refers to international

tripsspeci)call% ta(en to atch sporting

e#entsnternational Sports E*amples

orld cups soccer, rugb%,cric(et

regional e#ents soccer uropean

Cha&pions :eague

indi#idual -nontea&participant sports

tennis, golf and horseracing


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Sport Tourism Detail Tourist Arrival TouristReceipt

The FIFAFootball WorldCup

France in 1998 900,000internationalfootball fans

generated$12! billion

;l%&pics '%dne% in

2000

111,000

additionalinternationalarri#als

uropeanFootball

Cha&pionships

urope in200<

=00,000 sportstourists to

>ortugal

$!20 &illionfor the

>ortugueseecono&%

onaco .rand>ri7

otor racing 200,000 #isitorso#er its fourda%duration

Cric(et World Caribbean in additional


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The media has the abilit% to &a(e

national and international icons ofsporting stars, thereb% generatinggreater de&and, as fans ant to see their

sporting idols ?in the @esh 'porting e#ents are being &ade

increasingl% appealing to attend, ith

greater le#els of co&fort, and othere#ents B such as festi#als being createdaround the& -such as horse racingee(ends, boating regattas, etc


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:ocost regional airlines -and&ore aordable long haul @ights,are also dri#ing de&and forsporting e#ents as @ights beco&e&ore con#enient, &ore regular,and of course &ore aordable


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Sports A$e ncome

'occer&atches

18 and !<%ears

&iddle socioecono&icgroups

"ugb% andcric(et

slightl%older

ith greaterdisposableinco&e

Dorse racing broadrange

no clearde&ographicstructure

Athletics %oung lo spenders


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The &ain source &ar(ets for sportstouris& are those that are &ost interestedin the &ain international sports Theseinclude+

E nited Gingdo&E nited 'tates

E .er&an%

E Ital%

E 'painE 'candina#ia

E Australia

E 'outh Africa


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The &ain co&peting destinations tend to#ar% depending on here the largee#ents, such as the FIFA World Cup and;l%&pics are held Doe#er, those holding

(e% annual tourna&ents of global sportinginterest include+

E nited 'tates

E nited Gingdo&

E FranceE Australia

E 'pain


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5ard Sport Tourism

refers to the 4uantit% of people

participating at a co&petiti#e sporte#ents Hor&all% these (inds of e#entsare the &oti#ation that attract #isitorsto #isit the e#ents

;l%&pic .a&es, FIFA World Cup,


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So't Sport Tourism

the tourists tra#el for participating on

recreational sporting, or signing up fora leisure interests

Di(ing, '(iing and Canoeing


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Sport Event tourism refers to the #isitors ho #isit the cit%ith the purpose of atching the

e#ents

A good e7a&ple of this ould be duringthe ;l%&pics ach ;l%&pic host cit%recei#es an i&&ense a&ount oftouris&

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