China’s industrial revolution of sport
Ahead of Host City Asia, Host City CEO Matthew Astill attended a VIP sports industry panel discussion at the Boao Forum for Asia in Hainan, China
Ten ways to create winter sports hubs
Host City shares ten VIP perspectives from the World Winter Sports Expo in Beijing on developing a successful winter sports culture
Impacting humanity: The Special Olympics World Games
Through the global media reach of the Special Olympics World Games, host cities can signal their commitment to a socially inclusive world that celebrates all abilities
Zhang Jiandong: hosting the Olympic Games twice accelerates Beijing’s development
Zhang Jiandong, Vice Mayor of Beijing and Vice President of Beijing 2022, told WWSE* how hosting both the summer and winter Olympic Games is transforming the region
UNESCO and UCI reveal how international federations can prioritise relationships ‘between events’ at CityAccord
This year’s CityAccord conference taking place on Tuesday 17 April 2018 at SportAccord in Bangkok will focus on ‘Making Relationships a Priority’
Using major events as a springboard for sustainable urban innovation
Jerome Frost, Global Planning & Cities Leader at Arup, formerly Head of Design & Regeneration at the London 2012 Olympic Delivery Authority, summarises Arup’s “Cities Alive: Rethinking legacy for host cities” report for Host City
How cities can realise their visions for a sustainable future
Marcel Ridyard, Senior Associate for Sports and Leisure at AFL Architects tells Host City how event organisers can contribute to urban development through sustainable design
David Simon, President of Los Angeles Sports Council to co-chair CityAccord and City-To-City at SAC2018
David Simon, President of Los Angeles Sports Council to co-chair CityAccord and City-To-City at SAC2018
Events should be the centre of the Chinese sports industry
Professional and grass roots events are the key to China’s ambition to become sports powerhouse, writes Gu Xin of Yutang Sports
Organising committees combine art, culture and sport on Olympic day
The organisers of PyeongChang 2018, Tokyo 2020 and Beijing 2022 realise the ideals of Olympism through activities that link sport to culture and education