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Lillehammer 2016: Inspiring the next generation of volunteers

Lillehammer 2016: Inspiring the next generation of volunteers

Feb 18, 2016 | Article, Europe, events & legacy

The Young Leaders Programme is a legacy project developed by the Lillehammer 2016 Organising Committee. With young individuals aged 15-19 as the target, this programme has both short and long-term objectives.

Interview with Ann Johansson, Director, Halmstad Convention  Bureau

Interview with Ann Johansson, Director, Halmstad Convention Bureau

Dec 21, 2015 | Article, Europe, tourism & city branding

Halmstad Convention Bureau’s director explains how the city capitalises on its citizens’ love for sport to promote itself. A good inspiration for smaller but ambitious sports cities!

How Richmond added sustainability to their sport event strategy

How Richmond added sustainability to their sport event strategy

Dec 16, 2015 | environment & climate change, Sustainability

Get inspiration from Richmond Sustainable Event, Canada. A 7 steps guide which is easy to use and understand.

Place branding: Strategies for sports cities

Place branding: Strategies for sports cities

Dec 15, 2015 | Article, tourism & city branding

When we think about place branding and sport, the first technique that often comes to mind is usually the hosting of major events . In this paper, the authors identify three different types of platforms that can be used.

How to easily implement sustainability principles in your sport event strategy?

How to easily implement sustainability principles in your sport event strategy?

Dec 11, 2015 | Article, environment & climate change, Sustainability

Making sport events sustainable can easily be perceived as an overwhelming task. Geert Hendricks, Head of Projects, AISTS, will make you change your mind with a simple tool – the Quick Start Guide!

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