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Sports Planning Guide 2024

Sports Planning Guide has rolled out our finest issue yet. For starters, SPG features 12 state guides that provide an in-depth look at what each state has to offer. If you want to know the best place to host a pickleball tournament in Washington, a swimming competition in Indiana or a lacrosse outing in Pennsylvania, we have you covered. SPG also spotlights almost 150 destinations across the country in our industry-leading Site InSpections, which feature the most up-to-date information on venues and attractions in each location.

Western Outdoor Stadiums Offer Premier Sports Events Scenic Views

Outdoor stadiums are in abundance throughout the United States—from the mega structures of the NFL to the smallest uncovered stands for local communities. Regardless of the size and reach, there are many which stand out for not only their quality, but for their destination, scenic views and history. This depth is what makes sports tourism so special, for there is the thrill of competition combined with other aspects of the industry—what we can learn about the facility, the city, its surroundings and more.

Premier Indoor Arenas of the West

From the dry deserts of Arizona to the marine climate of the Cascades region, the range of environments in the western United States vary drastically. Depending on the time of year, outdoor sports events can be difficult to pull off, which is why indoor arenas play such a crucial role for urban economy. With a range from large to small to meet every event planner’s needs, SPG breaks it down to seven premier indoor arenas of the west.

SPG’s State Guide to Sports in Oregon

SPG's State Guide to Sports in Oregon Consider this your formal invitation – please join us as we...

Colleges/DMOs Partner to Showcase Facilities

Every young athlete dreams of playing where his or her sports heroes play. Those dreams become much closer to reality when those young athletes can compete on the campus of their favorite college teams, where their favorite athletes compete.