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Identify and explore the economic criteria the host of a major international even would consider in committing to host the event.
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IDENTIFY AND EXPLORE THE ECONOMIC CRITERIA THE HOST OF A MAJOR INTERNATIONAL EVENT WOULD CONSIDER IN COMMITTING TO HOST THE EVENT. CRITICALLY ANALYSE THE PERCEIVED LEGACY OF THE EVENT AND SUGGEST WHERE THE PERCEPTION MAY DIFFER FROM REALITY. Hosting a major international event requires long-term planning. It is not only the management aspect that plays a vital part, but long-term benefits need to result from the event as well. Thus every host of a major event needs to consider what a vital aim of the event could be. In order to do this, the economy of a place needs to be considered carefully and a strategy needs to be set up in order to create a legacy. This essay will in a first part identify and explore the economic criteria the host of a major international event would consider in committing to host the event. This will be done by looking at...
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