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Host City

Delivering highly successful international sporting events is a huge and complex challenge for any host city or country.

Host City reviews the organisation and infrastructure behind the successful hosting of such events. The publication examines the hosting experiences of many countries, including Sydney, Athens and Beijing.

Host City provides case studies, interviews, news and analyses on best-practice for turning strategy into reality.

How can host cities benefit from the international experience?

"I find Host City very interesting, well written and it covers a large part of my sporting interest. I think it is a very interesting exercise. It should be of great value to people who are thinking of these things because the economic situation is so important. Information is king."
Sir Craig Reedie, IOC Executive Board Member

VENUES
Gold Coast oval The Gold Coast in Australia is transforming its local sports complex in pursuit of the Commonwealth Games and the World Cup
CITY DEVELOPMENT
Aerial view of London's Olympic Park The Olympic Park is the centrepiece of London’s plan for a much brighter future in the East End
EVENTS
The Jawaharlal Nehru StadiumThe host of the 2010 Commonwealth Games is running at full tilt to prove the doubters wrong.
COMMENTARY
David Stubbs, head of sustainability at LOCOGDavid Stubbs, head of sustainability at LOCOG, spoke with Host City about London’s journey into the unknown.



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