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World Class Sports Hosts 2018

World Class Sports Hosts is SportBusiness’ essential guide to the major players and burning issues in sports event hosting.

Available in print and as an evolving  digital service via www.sportbusiness.com, World Class Sports Hosts delivers fascinating insight and challenging perspective through the eyes of  the major stakeholders: athletes, federations, media, sponsors and the public.

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