Event Management in Sport, Recreation, and Tourism 4th Edition

Grab the playbook for contemporary event success with Event Management in Sport, Recreation, and Tourism, 4th Edition by Rika Nakazawa. This essential guide blends practical strategy and real-world insight to help you design, deliver, and evaluate memorable events — whether you’re coordinating a community sports day, a regional recreation festival, or an international tourism showcase.

Discover clear frameworks for every stage of event delivery: planning and budgeting, stakeholder engagement, risk and safety management, marketing and sponsorship, volunteer coordination, and sustainability. Nakazawa’s updated edition reflects current industry trends—technology integration, community impact assessment, and responsible tourism—so professionals and students can lead events that resonate locally and perform globally.

Why this book matters: it translates theory into action. You’ll find tools and scenarios that sharpen decision-making, improve operational efficiency, and enhance attendee experience. Ideal for event managers, destination marketers, sport administrators, recreation coordinators, and hospitality leaders, this title supports career development and on-the-job problem solving across urban centers, regional destinations, and grassroots initiatives.

Practical, modern, and accessible, the text emphasizes measurable outcomes: stronger partnerships, safer and more inclusive programming, sustainable practices, and smarter financial planning. Its clear language and applied focus make complex topics approachable, whether you’re learning foundations or refining advanced skills.

Ready to plan events that make an impact? Add Event Management in Sport, Recreation, and Tourism, 4th Edition by Rika Nakazawa to your library and start transforming ideas into unforgettable experiences that draw participants, sponsors, and communities worldwide. Order now to elevate your events with proven strategies and contemporary insights.

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