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Kansas City’s World Cup Generated $570 Million In Direct Spending — But International Visitors Fell Short
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Kansas City’s World Cup Generated $570 Million In Direct Spending — But International Visitors Fell Short

Kansas City’s 2026 FIFA World Cup experience produced a major economic result, but the final numbers … Kansas City’s World Cup Generated $570 Million In Direct Spending — But International Visitors Fell ShortRead more

by Samantha Reed•November 2, 2026November 2, 2026
San Antonio’s $160 Million Missions Ballpark Faces a Financing Test as Construction Costs Rise
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San Antonio’s $160 Million Missions Ballpark Faces a Financing Test as Construction Costs Rise

San Antonio’s planned downtown ballpark for the San Antonio Missions is facing a financial challenge that … San Antonio’s $160 Million Missions Ballpark Faces a Financing Test as Construction Costs RiseRead more

by Samantha Reed•October 27, 2026October 27, 2026
Honolulu’s 800-Player Pickleball Tournament Shows How Convention Centers Can Expand Sports Tourism
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Honolulu’s 800-Player Pickleball Tournament Shows How Convention Centers Can Expand Sports Tourism

Honolulu has a useful example of how a convention center can serve a wider visitor economy … Honolulu’s 800-Player Pickleball Tournament Shows How Convention Centers Can Expand Sports TourismRead more

by Samantha Reed•October 19, 2026October 19, 2026
Jacksonville’s $1.4 Billion Stadium Transformation Could Turn An NFL Renovation Into A Year-Round Sports Economy
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Jacksonville’s $1.4 Billion Stadium Transformation Could Turn An NFL Renovation Into A Year-Round Sports Economy

Jacksonville is in the middle of one of the most consequential sports-infrastructure projects in Florida, and … Jacksonville’s $1.4 Billion Stadium Transformation Could Turn An NFL Renovation Into A Year-Round Sports EconomyRead more

by Samantha Reed•October 8, 2026October 8, 2026
Washington, D.C.’s $305 Million Transit Upgrade Could Determine The Success Of Its $3.8 Billion Stadium District
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Washington, D.C.’s $305 Million Transit Upgrade Could Determine The Success Of Its $3.8 Billion Stadium District

Washington, D.C.’s massive redevelopment of the former RFK Stadium site has reached a point where transportation … Washington, D.C.’s $305 Million Transit Upgrade Could Determine The Success Of Its $3.8 Billion Stadium DistrictRead more

by Samantha Reed•October 7, 2026October 7, 2026
Ontario’s $850 Million Sports Empire Is Moving Into Its Next Phase
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Ontario’s $850 Million Sports Empire Is Moving Into Its Next Phase

Ontario, California, is moving from construction to activation on one of the Inland Empire’s most ambitious … Ontario’s $850 Million Sports Empire Is Moving Into Its Next PhaseRead more

by Samantha Reed•October 6, 2026October 6, 2026
Kansas City Royals’ $3 Billion Ballpark District Faces A $1.4 Billion Tax Question
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Kansas City Royals’ $3 Billion Ballpark District Faces A $1.4 Billion Tax Question

The Kansas City Royals’ proposed move to downtown Kansas City has entered a new phase, and … Kansas City Royals’ $3 Billion Ballpark District Faces A $1.4 Billion Tax QuestionRead more

by Samantha Reed•October 6, 2026October 6, 2026
Greater Cincinnati’s $30 Million MLS NEXT Cup Opportunity Shows Why Youth Sports Infrastructure Matters
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Greater Cincinnati’s $30 Million MLS NEXT Cup Opportunity Shows Why Youth Sports Infrastructure Matters

Greater Cincinnati has secured one of the biggest youth soccer events in North America, and the … Greater Cincinnati’s $30 Million MLS NEXT Cup Opportunity Shows Why Youth Sports Infrastructure MattersRead more

by Samantha Reed•October 6, 2026October 6, 2026
Sacramento’s $61 Million Sports-Tourism Opportunity Could Turn Youth Tournaments Into A Major Economic Engine
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Sacramento’s $61 Million Sports-Tourism Opportunity Could Turn Youth Tournaments Into A Major Economic Engine

Sacramento is examining whether a large youth and amateur sports complex could become a new engine … Sacramento’s $61 Million Sports-Tourism Opportunity Could Turn Youth Tournaments Into A Major Economic EngineRead more

by Samantha Reed•October 5, 2026October 5, 2026
New York City’s $2 Billion World Cup Impact Could Change How Cities Measure Sports Tourism
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New York City’s $2 Billion World Cup Impact Could Change How Cities Measure Sports Tourism

New York City’s experience with the 2026 FIFA World Cup is producing a more detailed picture … New York City’s $2 Billion World Cup Impact Could Change How Cities Measure Sports TourismRead more

by Samantha Reed•October 1, 2026October 1, 2026

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