Bidding
Triple Bottom Line
Economic Impact
Legacy & global threats
Triple Bottom Line part 2
100

If a city loses money for a failed bid, what is it called? 

Bid Expense 

100

What are the three aspects of the Triple Bottom line? 

-Economic impact

-Social impact

-Environmental impact 

100

What kind of information do economic reports gather? 

Visitor spending, operations, capital projects 

100

What is a legacy? 

Contributions by individuals, companies or organizations that have helped advance sustainable and environmental care within a national or international sport event and have left a social impact and/or legacy to the community

100

What is an example of social impact? 

-Sponsors connecting with consumers through social media.

- Volunteers taking pride in hosting events in their city. 

- Health, education, culture, gender equality, diversity and human rights 

200

What are some important things to remember when making a bid? 

- The big fee should be less than the economic impact of the event

- The bid fee is the same as the host fee 

200

Define economic impact 

How an area can be affected (negatively and positively) by the economics of an event.

Economic impact (“profit”) is a dimension of Triple Bottom Line that refers to the economic value left in a community after hosting an event (i.e., total industry output, GDP, wages/salaries).


For example, the 2020 Tim Horton’s Brier cost $1M
and generated over $8M of industry output for
Kingston (8x initial investment)

200

If an event has an economic impact of $1.1 billion, which kind of economic impact result is it referring to?

Industry output 

200

How can a legacy be made at a sporting event? 

The legacy of a sporting event can be economic, social, cultural, environmental, and more. 

- job creation

- increase in volunteer opportunities

- increase participation in sports

- bringing diverse groups together

- creates a sense of community 

200

What is an example of an economic impact? 

- increased tourism

- job creation

- infrastructure development 

- restore and support local businesses 

300

If an agency is interested in hosting an event, the agency must put forward a minimum fee to secure hosting rights. What is this money considered? 

Bid fee 

300

Define social impact 

Social impact (“people”) refers to the effects left on
people and communities (particularly their well-being) after a sport event concludes. Positive social impacts include improving health, quality of life, education, services, and human rights.


For example, JLO and Shakira’s performance at the
Super Bowl highlighted the social injustices of Latino
cultures bringing awareness to issues of human
rights/discrimination.

300

Surveying participants at a sport tourism event helps to gather information for which part of the Sport Tourism Economic Assessment Model (STEAM)? 

Visitor spending 

300

Creating a plan, following the plan and being successful is an example of what kind of legacy?

A positive, planned legacy

300

What is an example of environmental impact?

- excessive garbage left after events

- noise pollution from large crowds

- venue construction can destroy natural ecosystems

400

What bid campaign expenses might you occur if you were to bid on the Sport Tourism Sport Event Congress (SEC)? 

Bid book design and print, travel to observe SEC, promotional items 

400

Define environmental impact 

Environmental impact refers to the impacts left on the environmental after a sport event. 

Sport events were criticized for having negative impacts such as increased waste, traffic congestion/carbon emissions, removal of trees, etc. Governments and NGO’s (including the IOC) are enforcing sustainability initiatives as the world addresses climate change.


For example, the 2024 Paris Organizing Committee used 95% of existing and/or temporary venues to stage the Olympics instead of building new venues. Future Olympic hosts (i.e. Milano Cortina, LA, Brisbane) will also repurpose existing venues.


400

There is a city that is expected to use 100% of existing and temporary venues at the upcoming Olympic and Paralympic Games. What city is it? 

Los Angeles 

400

Leaving a city in a deficit (out of money) after hosting an event is an example of what kind of legacy?

A negative, unplanned legacy 

400

Reconciliation with First Nations People is what kind of impact? 

Social impact 

500

What are typical revenue sources for bids? 

Grants and Municipal Accommodation Tax (MAT)

**Kingston's MAT rate is 5%**

500

Which is the easiest to quantify (measure) with impact studies? 

Economic impact 

500

If a city loses money after a sporting event, is it considered a positive economic impact or a negative economic impact? 

Negative economic impact 
500

Name 2 global threats to the global sport tourism industry. 

Pandemics, politics, weather (extreme heat, typhoons, etc.)

500

When planning an event, creating an agenda for Sustainable Development is a commitment to what type of impact? 

Environmental impact