You will prepare and submit a term paper on Sports Tourism in Manchester. Your paper should be a minimum of 1750 words in length.

  

You will prepare and submit a term paper on Sports Tourism in Manchester. Your paper should be a minimum of 1750 words in length. In order for tourism to prosper, planning has to be a key principle, which considers the economic, environmental and political impact by the tourism activities carried out.A tourism destination receives a given number of tourists according to the attractions available and how these attractions are sold in the market. In tourism, the market can receive alteration by word of mouth whereby the destination receives tourists according to its reputation. A country in Africa for example receives tourists all around the year, but when the tourists get robbed or kidnapped, the reputation changes, therefore, changing the market topography. Tourism is not the only commodity affected by reputation, but it is the worst hit by it. A city for example could have numerous attractions but if its reputation is not positive, then the destination does not attract a tourism market.The aim of this study is to find out how tourism can be sold via sports branding in the United Kingdom. A proposal on how to attract more tourists to various destinations, which the awareness will be made available via sports. In the United Kingdom, soccer is the most-watched sport by billions of fans around the world. If an advertisement were to be made at a game, all people watching such would be made aware of several tourist destinations. The objectives of this study are. to increase tourist expenditures in the specific city under our study, to improve the reputation of the city under study and to increase awareness of tourist destinations in the city under study. In this case, the study is to be carried out for the city of Manchester.Manchester is an industrialized city acting as a hub for connection to other cities in the United Kingdom. It is geographically located on the northwestern side of England. It has several heritage bragging rights with the first true cut canal going through it and passenger trains from the first world industrial revolution.