The __________ segment of the U.S. sport industry contributes more than US$15 billion to the industry each year.

The impression that people (especially potential tourists) have of a certain location is called a ______________.

In the high school setting, a/an  ______________ is a senior administrator in charge of providing leadership and management of the school’s interscholastic athletic programs.

According to NFHS data, there is no positive correlation between high school student–athletes and attending college, obtaining degrees, and having higher socioeconomic statuses.

When compared to the general student population, student-athletes tend to fall short in areas such as GPA, attendance, and discipline.

Visitors who had been planning to visit the destination and then switched their visit to coincide with the event are known as ______________. Their spending cannot be attributed to the event.

The NFHS is made up of all the United States, the District of Columbia, and 38 additional members outside of the United States.

A local or state agency responsible for attracting and organizing sport events to help communities capitalize on the potential benefits of sport tourism is known as a:

Which of these is a distinguishing feature of professional sport?

Tourism must include four components. Which is these is NOT one of those components?