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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
The proposed new Castelão stadium in Fortaleza Have World Cup 2014 organisers aimed too high by planning a mighty dozen stadiums?
CITY DEVELOPMENT
Public support for Olympic Games in Madrid The managing director of Madrid 2016, explains how two unsuccessful Olympic bids have actually helped the city.
EVENTS
Thyagaraja Netball Stadium under constructionSamantha Cotterell of Designsport has been appointed expert overlay advisor to Delhi 2010. And not a moment too soon.
COMMENTARY
Eduardo PaesEduardo Paes, Mayor of Rio de Janeiro, talks about the challenges and opportunities facing his city.



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