Central place theory and sport tourism impacts

By Margaret J. Daniels. 2007

128 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Gender Studies, Social Psychology, Sociology and Political Science

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In Gender Studies

1. L. Chalip
2. P. Kellett
3. B. Sparks

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1. Stephen Page
2. L. Chalip
3. P. Kellett
4. B. Sparks

Citations in the corpus

• Visitor attractions and events: Responding to seasonality (2015, background): “One explanation of this advanced in relation to sporting events in the USA is the significance of central place theory (see Daniels, 2007) in activity concentrating at centrally located points in a region.”
• Social Policy for Sport Events: Leveraging (Relationships with) Teams from other Nations for Community Benefit (2008, background): “Daniels (2007) contends that large locations are in the best position to obtain event benefits, and advocates more extensive cooperative branding and formation of regional alliances in order to capture event benefits for relatively smaller regions.”