Sports Events and Tourism Industry

Virtual Learning for YOU

 Posted on: April 9 2020
Virtual learning isn’t just for the kids. While in quarantine, maybe you should consider taking an online course or two. There are some great classes and webinars out there, some of them even free, to continue your education. For those who want to grow their skills in the sports tourism area, Sports ETA hosts great weekly webinars. Members lead the discussion on different topics such as how to thrive during COVID-19 or a deep dive into contracts. Plus, if you missed one, as a member, you can go back and watch the webinars on your own time. If you are looking to dive back into a college course or two, Coursera is offering some of their online courses for free through May 31, 2020. Choose from courses on career development, cloud technology or mental health, featuring the popular Yale course The Science of Well-Being. For the more visual people, there are several great online courses. Adobe has an Education Exchange which is filled with courses geared towards students, tea...

COVID-19 Insurance claims and policies

 Posted on: April 8 2020
Uncertain times come with a lot of questions. One area of concern that raises questions is insurance claims and policies. Buchalter, a law firm based in Los Angeles, focused on that topic in a recent webinar. The webinar focused on different insurance issues including… Event cancellations (10:10 & 29:20) What are my options if my event was canceled? Fall events (16:25) What steps can I take to protect my future events? Premium payments (7:20 & 40:20) What if I can’t make a payment? Contaminated property (46:20) What can I claim as COVID-19 contaminated property? Future of insurance (58:15) What will future insurance policies look like? This is a complicated time for all of us. We hope that this webinar and other resources found on our website will help answer questions you may have in our COVID-19 section.

Letter to Roger Dow - US Travel Association

 Posted on: April 8 2020
Sports ETA Members: Below is a copy of the letter that Al Kidd, President and CEO, Sports ETA, sent to Roger Dow of the US Travel Association earlier this week. The letter is in regard to our concerns about the current state of the stimulus and various relief packages being offered. April 7, 2020 Roger Dow U.S. Travel Association 1100 New York Avenue, NW Suite 450 Washington, DC 20005 Dear Roger, On behalf of Sports ETA, I would like to personally thank you for all your hard work on behalf of the travel and tourism industry during these times of crisis. Today, I am writing on behalf of our nearly 1,000 member organizations representing sports commissions, CVBs, sports events rights holders and allied partners to express our urgent concerns about the current state of the stimulus and various relief packages being offered, which to date have largely left our member organizations behind. I am deeply concerned that the CARES Act does not go far enough to protect o...

A WEEKLY WEBINAR SERIES FOR OUR MEMBERS - Week of March 30, 2020

 Posted on: March 27 2020
SFA/SFM Webinar COVID-19 Response: MOney Saving Measures for Owners & Operators Tuesday, March 31, 2020 12:00 p.m. ET Panelists Include: Jason Clement, Sports Facilities Management, LLC  Lori Moore, Sports Facilities Management, LLC  John Sparks, Sports Facilities Management, LLC    The COVID19 quarantine is having measurable, devastating financial effects on sports, recreation, and wellness facilities across the country. As current operators and developers of 20+ facilities, SFM is leading the response and recovery for owners and operators across the country. In this 1 hour webinar, CEO and Founder of SFM, Jason Clement, SFM Account Executive Lori Moore, and SFM Account Executive John Sparks will provide real-world solutions and ideas for cost containment, team leadership, maximizing operational efficiency, and planning for a strong rebound post-pandemic. Join SFM leaders on March 31st at 12pm EST for this no-cost educational webinar.&nbs...

Partnership - Coronavirus Update

 Posted on: March 26 2020
While you’ve been burdened with adjusting to the new normal that the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak has created, know that we are committed to supporting you and keeping your shipments moving. Though this is an ever-changing situation, we will remain open. We are taking every possible measure to ensure the safety of our staff while also providing you with the same level of service you’ve come to expect from PartnerShip. Our goal is to minimize any further disruptions to your business. We continue to monitor the situation and will make any changes needed to continue to serve you. If you have any concerns, we are here to help.  Partnership.com

Important Housing Information - Sports ETA 2020 Symposium

 Posted on: March 24 2020
We are aware that Sports ETA Symposium attendees may be the target of unauthorized hotel providers who claim to be partners or providing services on behalf of Sports ETA.  Please be aware that these companies are not authorized to provide services on Sports ETA’s behalf.  Visit KC is the only official housing provider for the 2020 Sports ETA Symposium.  As a reminder, your April hotel reservations have already been canceled for you if you made them through our official reservations link. If you contacted a hotel directly to make reservations, you must cancel those on your own. A new housing link to make reservations for August will open in early April. You will receive an email notification once it opens and you will need to make new reservations. For additional questions or assistance, please contact Sports ETA staff at info@sportseta.org. Sincerely,       Janis Ross Vice President of Events & Exper...

PUSH Magazine

 Posted on: March 23 2020
PUSH, a new sports tourism digital magazine, will take an innovative approach, reaching out to professionals who are passionate about the sports events and tourism industry. The sports tourism industry is constantly changing. To thrive, professionals need tools and resources that keep them up to date on industry trends, engaged in the sports ecosystem and healthy both mentally and physically. There’s no time for fluff. PUSH provides the sports tourism industry with a consistent source of unbiased information, tools for navigating the industry lifestyle and best practices that produce results. Engage with your target audience and align yourself with industry adaptation. Join us in the PUSH to redefine the potential of positive sports tourism impact. Audience: Sports Tourism Industry Professionals Sports Event Rights Holders Destination Marketing Professionals National Governing Bodies Sports Event Sponsors Management Firms Ad Agencies Endurance Ev...

Sports ETA Comes To You - A Weekly Webinar Series For Our Members

 Posted on: March 20 2020
As we navigate these challenging times, Sports ETA is offering a series of free webinars led by the leadership of the organization. Below is the first week’s schedule. Stay tuned for future webinars. Sports ETA and Industry Update Tuesday, March 24, 2020 2:00 p.m. ET - 3:00 p.m. ET Panelists Include:  Al Kidd, President & CEO, Sports ETA Dr. Jennifer Stoll, Research and Education, Sports ETA Janis Burke, CEO, Harris County - Houston Sports Authority/Chair, Sports ETA Janis Ross, CSEE, CMP, VP of Events & Experiences, Sports ETA In this session, the panel will provide an industry update amid the COVID-19 outbreak and how Sports ETA will provide resources for its membership during this time. View Recording Creating and Communicating New Business Solutions in a Crisis Wednesday, March 25, 2020 1:00 p.m. ET - 2:00 p.m. ET Led by Jackie Reau, CEO, Game Day Communication In these uncertain times surrounding COVID-19, we will discuss how...

Sports ETA To Host Annual Programs and Symposium in 2020 - 21

 Posted on: March 20 2020
CINCINNATI (March 20, 2020) – Sports ETA,  the association for the sport tourism industry, announced its revised schedule of 2020-21 programs to bring the national membership and sports events leaders in the industry together for educational and networking opportunities.   The Annual Symposium has been moved to August 2-5, 2020, remaining in Kansas City, Missouri, and will bring hundreds of sports events and tourism professionals and industry partners together to exchange resources, strategies and more. The Symposium features dozens of education sessions, networking opportunities, and business development discussions, all to help Sports ETA members elevate their sports events and improve their work in their destinations. Registration for 2020 is open. The 2021 Annual Symposium will be held April 26-29 in Birmingham, Alabama.   Attendees can focus on the four S’s of sports events and tourism: strategy, service, sales, and sponsorship at this year&rsqu...

Mentor Spotlight: Casey Taker

 Posted on: March 19 2020
Casey Taker’s bucket list: Working in an industry she loves - COMPLETE Going on the field at a Super Bowl - COMPLETE Completing an IRONMAN 70.3 with her father - COMPLETE Visiting Alaska to complete her goal of visiting all 50 states This Sports ETA mentor has done something many will never attempt- Casey Taker completed an IRONMAN 70.3. She and her father crossed that finish line together in Maine last year. Casey works at The IRONMAN Group as Senior Manager, Athlete Development. There she develops strategy and programming to support the entire athlete journey from initial engagement to athlete retention across two of their largest brands, IRONMAN and the Rock N Roll Marathon Series. In her current role, Casey has become well versed in: Creating opportunities for athletes to engage deeper with both a brand and a host destination. This synergy is imperative to maximize the athlete experience and retain athletes.  Defining the athlete ...
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