Analysis of Attraction and Event Management at Sochi Olympics 2014
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This report provides a comprehensive overview of the attraction and event management of the Sochi Olympics 2014. It begins by discussing the formation stage, highlighting key aspects such as the lighting torch ceremony and the investment made by Russia, while also acknowledging the challenges and risks associated with the event, including political unrest and mechanical failures. The report then explores the growth stage, detailing the division of the games into coastal and mountain clusters, and the creation of various venues. It also highlights the impressive performances and record-breaking acts achieved during the games. Furthermore, the report delves into the staging of the Sochi Winter Olympics, outlining the stages of game management, including strategic planning, operational planning, operational readiness, event delivery, and event closure. The report also addresses stakeholder concerns related to the sustainability of such events, emphasizing the importance of promoting the use of the natural environment, ethical business practices, and sustainable practices like water conservation, waste reduction, and renewable energy usage in transportation. The report concludes by providing recommendations on stakeholder concerns in relation to sustainable management for such events.
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