BOSM Chapter 13 - Events and Facility Management: Apr05

BOSM Chapter 13 - Events and Facility Management

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Where will 2006 ANZAC be held?

World Snooker Championship to stay at Sheffield's Crucible.

Investment in facilities seen as the way forward for golf.

Dunfermline will fight any ban of their artificial pitch.

Reflections on Gaelic Football’s decision to let soccer use Croke Park.

Wembley snubbed by UEFA for Champions League final 2007.

Hampden awarded UEFA Cup Final 2007.

Competitors to be lavished with free gifts if London wins Olympic bid.

FIFA in moves to control hooliganism ahead of 2006 World Cup.

Motor racing promoter to consider Wellington circuit change.

Ticket sales slow ahead of British Lions visit to New Zealand.

New York Giants to build new stadium.

London to stage finale of Tour of Britain.

Crucible in Sheffield to remain the venue of the World Snooker Championship.

Wembley faces competition from Stade de France for Champions League 2007 final.

Falkirk's stadium fit for the SPL.

University of Minnesota deal with TSF extends stadium naming rights concept.

Some of African Cup of Nations to be played on artificial turf.

Jets' 2012 Olympic stadium bid accepted.

BOSM Chapter 13 - Events and Facility Management

Apr05

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