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Medford’s Rogue X Will Turn Heads in the Youth Sports Market

Medford is strengthening its elite tourism allure by swinging for the fences with a new, 140,000-square-foot sports complex called Rogue X.

EsportsNext 2022 Excels in Esports Education and Entertainment

EsportsNext 2022 wrapped up two days filled to the brim with informative panels, networking ops and an all-round educational and entertaining experience.

U.S. Sports Tourism: Not Their First Rodeo

In the United States, 76 percent of the 19,502 incorporated places have less than 5,000 residents while 96 percent have fewer than 50,000.

Mountain Biking Adventures for Glamping and Camping

For those who enjoy the outdoors as a whole, many mountain bike parks have on-site or nearby campgrounds for relaxing experiences to top off each adventure.

Southeast U.S. Outdoor Stadiums Offer Variety for All Sports Events

The American Southeast has a lot to be proud of, including delicious cuisine, its southern hospitality and, of course, amazing sporting events. But like everywhere in the United States, sports tourism is not dominantly driven by the pros but rather by youth—around $4 billion more than the NFL in 2019 alone, in fact. This means that each destination needs variety in their stadiums, and the American Southeast has just that as it caters to everything from football to soccer, rugby and more.