Now that you are familiar with the basics of planning a sports competition, in addition to planning your event, you will need to communicate about your competition to attract attendees! You will need to know what to say, where and when. Here is our advice for a good communication about your sports competition.
It is not uncommon these days for an event, particularly an esports tournament, to sell out the biggest venues in the countries where they are organised. We can observe an increasing number of these tournaments - even “amateur” ones - across Europe and the UK where these competitions are highly popular. If you wish to organise an esports tournament, here is our advice:
Races have gained in popularity in the UK and elsewhere, and participants are numerous whether they are running enthusiasts, competitors or amateurs, running with their family, as part of a team or alone. Here are some examples of races: 5K, 20K, cross-country or road race, in support of a good cause or to challenge oneself. You have run several kilometres as a participant and enthusiast and you are thinking of organising your own race in 2019?
To organise a sports competition is to share one's vision of the sport with enthusiasts, to challenge oneself. The atmosphere should be friendly provided that the event was planned well. Before diving in this adventure, it is essential to follow the 4 essential steps of good event planning.
From May 18 to May 21, Taste of Paris, a big gastronomic event, took place at Le Grand Palais. A 3rd edition that was expected by the fine cuisine enthusiasts who could taste some of the best Paris’s restaurant delicacies.
This friendly and festive event popular with athletes (including occasional runners) requires substantive pre-race planning regarding its registration module configuration. Any event organizer wishing to ensure an easy-to-use and powerful registration platform knows how important this key step can be.