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4. www.hostcity.net Leading the World of Mega-Events HOSTCITY FEBRUARY 2013 (English & Arabic Edition) Special Report : Hosting in the Middle East Host City visits the new frontier for mega sports events, looking at the immense challenges of hosting in this climate and the huge advances in infrastructure and technology that are taking place Bid Pages : 2020 Olympic Games; 2018 Youth Olympic Games Venues : Building Sochi 2014’s Stadium; Advertising boards; VIP hospitality Events : How to avoid empty seats; Working for sports federations Cities : Improving air quality; Olympic villages for future housing APRIL 2013 (English & Portuguese Edition) Special Report : Brazil’s sporting bonanza Over the next three years, Brazil will be hosting the Summer Olympic Games and the Football World Cup. It doesn’t get better than this – but can the host cities cope with the massive demands ahead? Bid Pages : 2020 Olympic Games; 2018 Youth Olympic Games Venues : Modularity in stadium design; Audiovisuals; Retail Events : Secondment in security; How to deliver an effective PR strategy Cities : Leadership in energy technology; The sports legacy effect JULY 2013 (English & Russian Edition) Special Report : Russia’s golden age of sport With the Winter Olympics in Sochi in 2014 and the Football World Cup in 2018, Russia has the sporting world at its feet. How will the country and the industry benefit from this double opportunity? Bid Pages : 2020 Olympic Games; 2018 Youth Olympic Games Venues : Building information management systems; Artificial turf; Transport logistics Events : Crowd flow technology; The role of the auditor in event delivery Cities : VIP transport; Can sports change society? OCTOBER 2013 (English & Portuguese Edition) Special Report : Beijing five years on China’s “coming out party” featured ceremonies and venues beyond compare, but what value has the 2008 Games brought the host city, the Olympic movement and the sports industry since the event? Bid Pages : Euro 2020; 2022 Olympic Games Events : Managing the transition from Olympic to Paralympic delivery; The perfect ceremony Venues : Olympic Villages; Information Technology in the sports venue; Lighting for HDTV Cities : The Queen Elizabeth Park; Do Olympic Cities learn enough from one another? DECEMBER 2013 (English & Russian Edition) Special Report : South Korea’s winter wonderland Infrastructure developments are taking place at breakneck speed in PyeongChang. Host City examines these projects in relation to hosting the 2018 Winter Olympic Games and the development of the nation Bid Pages : Euro 2020; 2022 Olympic Games Venues : Intelligent access control; Fan parks; Reconfigurable seating Events : Marketing sports events; Making the most of volunteering Cities : The economic effect of hosting; The catalytic effect on transport networks 2013 Features

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