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National Association of Sports Commissions launches Sports Tourism Learning Institute for increased industry education
The NASC announced today a new educational initiative called the Sports Tourism Learning Institute (STLI). “The Sports Tourism Learning Institute more completely represents our thinking for the new paradigm that positions the leading trade association, NASC, as the premiere education provider for the sports tourism industry in the United Stat... READ MORE
NASC Releases State of the Industry Report
The NASC, in conjunction with Ohio University, released its annual State of the Industry Report for the sport tourism industry. Estimated visitor spending associated with sports events in 2016 was $10.47 billion, a 10% increase from 2015. READ MORE
Register Now for 4S Summit
Market Segment Meetings are getting a makeover! Moving forward, the fall meeting will be called the 4S Summit. Peer-led conversations will focus on four key areas: strategies, sponsorship, sales, and servicing sports events. With the new format, 4S Summit is open to all membership categories. READ MORE
NASC Sports Legacy Fund Donates $33,000 to Sacramento Police Activities League
NASC Sports Legacy Fund donated $33,000 to Sacramento Police Activities League, the 2017 beneficiary. READ MORE
SFIA US Trends In Sports Reports Available Now for NASC Members
Through a new partnership with the Sports & Fitness Industry Association (SFIA) and the NASC, a number of new research reports are available to our members. The reports provide detailed research on participation rates per sport ranging from adventure racing to volleyball, spending trends in fitness and sport along with non-participation rates. READ MORE

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"The NASC listens to its membership to provide the tools sport tourism professionals need,” Judi Hess from the Greater Binghamton CVB talks about the benefits of NASC membership.

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NASC to release third online CSEE course on effective communication in sports tourism in October

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National Association of Sports Commissions launches Sports Tourism Learning Institute for increased industry education

NASC Releases State of the Industry Report

Register Now for 4S Summit

NASC Sports Legacy Fund Donates $33,000 to Sacramento Police Activities League

SFIA US Trends In Sports Reports Available Now for NASC Members

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