The tourism impact of the organization of the Olympic Games and the support of the Budapest 2024 olympic bid considering the results of a questionnaire-based survey
Agenda 2020, which were aimed at organizing cheap and sustainable future Olympic Games, have not reached all segments of Hungarian society. This statement is supported by the results of our questionnaire-based survey, too, since the majority of respondents did not hear about the program of Agenda 20...
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| Dokumentumtípus: | Könyv része |
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Dél-alföldi Ifjúsági Életmód és Szabadidő Alapítvány
Szeged
2019
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| Sorozat: | László Ferenc Sporttudományi Kutatóműhely
VI. No. 6 Sport és egészségnevelés VI. No. 6 |
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| mtmt: | 30757720 |
| Online Access: | http://publicatio.bibl.u-szeged.hu/35827 |
| Tartalmi kivonat: | Agenda 2020, which were aimed at organizing cheap and sustainable future Olympic Games, have not reached all segments of Hungarian society. This statement is supported by the results of our questionnaire-based survey, too, since the majority of respondents did not hear about the program of Agenda 2020 at all. In addition, it is a regrettable fact that the issue of the Olympic Games to be organized in Hungary has completely been over-politicized. Considering the communication of certain political parties and the media appearances, only the negative consequences of the Olympic Games of the past two decades were emphasized, most importantly, the danger of corruption. On the other hand, the background causes and the lessons to be learnt from the organization of the Olympic Games of the past were never mentioned. Also, when preparing Hungary’s bid the recommendations by the reform program Agenda 2020, the developments, which should be introduced anyway, independently of the Olympic bid, together with the long-term effects of the event, were not properly dealt with. The results of our questionnaire-based survey also demonstrate that the young representatives of sport-related disciplines, including sport sience, physical education and geography agreed that the organization of the Olympic Games would be beneficial, although their opinions differed concerning the concrete long-term benefits. The past of Hungary’s sport history may predestine the country to organize the Olympic Games some time in the future. In order to achieve this aim it is necessary to properly deal with the country’s social and economic problems, and, in addition, to achieve a nationwide consensus to support the event itself. It is of utmost importance that instead of dividing the nation, the Olympic Games serve as a link connecting the different groups of our society. |
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| Terjedelem/Fizikai jellemzők: | 16 156-171 |
| ISBN: | 9786150050638; 9786150050645 |