Maximizing Benefits, Minimizing Challenges: World Cup Hosting Report

This report examines the multifaceted impacts of hosting the World Cup, specifically focusing on England's potential bid for the 2024 tournament. It delves into the economic implications, considering factors such as job creation, tax revenue, and future trade opportunities, while also acknowledging potential negative impacts like increased costs and logistical challenges. The analysis extends to social perspectives, exploring the impact on public health, social cohesion, and community morale. Furthermore, the report considers environmental consequences, including carbon footprint, pollution, and regeneration opportunities. It recommends strategies for maximizing the benefits and mitigating the challenges associated with hosting the World Cup, emphasizing the importance of government regulations, infrastructure development, environmental standards, and community engagement. The report concludes that while the World Cup provides entertainment and promotes health, careful planning and management are essential to ensure a positive and sustainable outcome for the host country.

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Table of Contents
Table of Contents.............................................................................................................................2
INTRODUCTION...........................................................................................................................1
MAIN BODY..................................................................................................................................1
Analysis...........................................................................................................................................1
Use this analysis to recommend ways of maximising the benefits and minimising the
challenges of hosting the World Cup...........................................................................................4
CONCLUSION................................................................................................................................5
REFERENCE..................................................................................................................................6

INTRODUCTION
Now a day’s sports sector is growing to be fast as people are taking interest to play games
and improve the image of economy. World cup is the competition between several countries and
team in a sport in particular international soccer tournament (Fuller, Taylor, Douglas, and
Raftery, 2020). This type of tournament host every four years in which people who are interest to
take part become participants. When cities decide to make a bid of host the Olympic and world
cup games then they need to consider many areas that has impacted on health and social care,
affected economically and environmentally. This is important for country to formulate the
regulations and get the government permission to host any event and world cup. The present
report is based on World Cup which is bidding a host for England 2024 that will be impacts
positively on the country.
MAIN BODY
The government is bidding to host the World Cup for the purpose of creating awareness
between people about sports and improving the economic status. By hosting the World Cup in
country it directly impacts on public as people behaviour who are not good in health also take
part in games that create the risk. Thus, it affects negatively. On the other side, it affects
positively by improving in health and exercise of people are they becoming more health
conscious and believes in exercise. If people will be aware about health and would take part in
games and start to feel good. In organising any event there is need to consider the various aspects
which is important and affected the organizational productivity. To hosting any event there is
need to take the permission from government as analysis the all plans, budget and activities
which are going to be host that can help to make the right decision and improving the
productivity of country (Byers, Hayday, and Pappous, 2020).
Analysis
This means evaluation of various aspects and sources which can be used to reduce the
negative impacts and managing the all event effectively. This provide the optimum solution by
identifying problems and managing the all activities. Hosting an event with history and status is
part of a country’s effort that can help to improve its brand, job creation, returns on investment,
and reposition itself as an attractive location, which should be the legacy of the World Cup. The
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above section highlighted on different challenges or impacts in positive and negative manner that
affected the event or World Cup (Zhang, and et.al., 2020).
The Main Perspective
Economic Impact – Economy of any country is important factor that needs to consider
while introducing something, and hosting any event. This can help to understand the economic
condition and bring then changes in their plans that can help to develop the business
productivity. World Cup is the game which host every four years that might be impact negatively
by affecting in different ways.
Creating the cost to tax payers – This is important factor that should be consider while
hosting any event. In relation to World Cup that is hosting in England 2024, tax will be arises
and that needs to pay on time. Thus, by paying the taxes cost of event will be increases that can
affect the country negatively. On the other side, when tax are paid to the tax payers in England as
World Cup is going to be host at there, amount will be used in public welfare such as education,
meal providing, and introducing new services that shows as it might be affects positively. This is
the duty of each individual and people to understand their liability and pay the taxes on time
which can help to bring the improvements in economy (Dinler, and Rankin, 2020).
Job creation – This is main issue which arises in whole world as people get educated
properly but fails to get the good job opportunities as they want. Each country is planning to
develop the business opportunities in changing environment as it affects the organizational
performance. In relation to England World Cup 2024, this will be great opportunity for residing
people to get the job opportunity and develop their career. By hosting the World Cup event in
England, many jobs will be created for individuals that would help to fill their basic needs and
desires. This also helps to improve the living standard of people so it has explained that this
event will impact positively on country. The negative impact is people who belongs to different
country and culture will be difficult to understand the England culture that might be create the
challenges to perform their roles and responsibilities by getting job opportunities (Bama, and
Tichaawa, 2020).
Future Trade – This can be explained as future contract that is standardized legal
agreement used to buy and sell the products and services at predetermined prices. To perform the
future trade there is need to focus on relationship between two and more than two countries. In
this parties agree to buy and sell the exchange by maintaining quality and quality. In relation to
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World Cup 2024 that is going to held in England various business activities will start nearby this
such as booking restaurant, day to day products, resorts and others that will influence the number
of people in changing environment and make feel them good. Thus, it can be understand that this
factor might be impact positively as it develop the future trade opportunities and grow the
economy of England. For example, Hospitality sector is those that understand the requirement of
their customers and provide the products and services in changing environment. World Cup
games also impacts on hospitality as future trade as when games are hosted then people book the
hotels and resort to live and spend their days that can help to increase the productivity.
Moreover, it influences the country as tourism destination as people comes to see the places and
feels good so it has positive impacts. On the other side, negative impacts are creating logistical
challenges and competition in hosting event, and hospitality industry. This can be affected the
organizational productivity and profitability negatively. This is important for organization to
focus on each aspects and bring the changes in their performance which can help to develop the
business productivity and profitability (Lee Ludvigsen, 2021).
Impacts from Environment – For organization and other sector is require to focus on
environment as it helps to identify the problems and provide the solution. This involves all
activities and functions which is related to environment and needs to develop the England
economy. The World Cup 2024 will host in England that will be affects the environment of
country by reducing carbon di oxide, using electric vehicle and participating in social
responsibility that can help to managing the higher performance. The perspective of environment
is defined as:
Carbon footprint and pollution: This is important aspect that arises in the business
environment and affected the business. When world cup and any event will organised in any
country then there is many chances to create the pollution as many equipment and vehicles are
used that increases the amount of pollution So it affects negatively. In relation to World Cup
2024 in England, when people will come at this place they would use their personal vehicle that
increases the pollution and amount of carbon. Thus, it affects the England country negatively by
increasing population and pollution. To overcome this issue and organising the World cup
successfully event management is requiring to take all precaution and environmental standard
that can help to reduce the pollution and improve the productivity. Moreover, growing plantation
and managing resources are also good source to improve environmental effects. The
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management make sure that each environment principle and standard has followed by event
industry and also needs to develop the awareness between people which can help to develop the
business productivity (Payne, and de Souza Santos, 2020).
Regeneration opportunities: This is another aspect which is related to environment and
might be affects the business. As World Cup is bidding by government where it needs to follow
the environment principle and regenerate the opportunities by growing plantation, participating
in CSR activities and others that can help to develop the organizational performance and
productivity.
Impacts from social perspective – Society matters a lot for individual and group of
people where it is important to understand the requirement and provide the products and services
accordingly which can help to develop the organizational productivity. World cup is game that
happens between countries and improving the country situation. This provide the intangible
benefits like social cohesion, entertainment and morale of society that can help to develop the
business performance. This also helps to formulate the policy and managing the higher
performance. For running any business and event there is need to focus on society that lives near
around and comes to know how they behave towards any event. In relation to World Cup 2024 in
England, event management and activities will help to entertain the people by showing different
types of game and providing them opportunity to participate in games and extra curriculum
activities. Moreover, this increase the morale of people who belong to society and managing the
all functions and activities effectively (Magno, and Dossena, 2020).
Use this analysis to recommend ways of maximising the benefits and minimising the challenges
of hosting the World Cup.
To reduce the challenges and issues that might be arise in hosting World Cup 2024 in
England, management is require to understand the environment and formulate the different
policies that can be used to organise the event successfully and managing the higher
performance. To managing the all changes and entering in to new market there is need to get
permission of government that analysis the all planning and permitted to organize any event in
country. To reduce the negative impacts of economic is exchanging the currency easily that can
help to maintain the higher productivity and profitability. As government is hosting the World
Cup 2024 in England where people belong to different culture and values that might be challenge
for event management to run their event effectively. To managing the event and organising the
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all functions there is need to get government permission or approval that can help to managing
and complete the all functions which can help to attain the higher productivity. A person should
have proper knowledge and skills which is uses to complete the project on time and managing
the higher performance (Smith, and McGillivray, 2020).
There is need to focus on proper infrastructure and facilities when event is planning to
organize as it supports to organise the event successfully and attaining the higher productivity.
There is also need to have ample number of flights which can be used by people to go and visit
the event without any intervention. This can be helpful for each individual to bring the change
and organise the even properly. In relation to World Cup 2024, event management is focusing on
each activity and give their support to complete the task effectively. This event will help to
provide job opportunities to the individuals and fill their expectation. To reduce the
environmental and social impact it contributes in CSR activities and environment protection that
build the confidence to organise the event successfully and develop the performance (Kargün,
Ağaoğlu, and Kaya, 2020).
CONCLUSION
From the above it can be concluded that World Cup games are the way of entertainment
and keeping healthy to people. The person who are good in sports are eligible to take parts in
games and perform their functions or responsibilities. As World Cup 2024 is hosting where
government plays important role as it gives permission to organise the event and managing the
creating the awareness between people. The person is requiring to have proper understanding and
skills which can be used to conduct the programme and maintaining higher performance. The
event which is organised in England impacts socially, economically, and environmentally.
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