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-Traveling to see or take part in sporting events, contests, or activities is known as sports tourism. It includes a broad variety of sports and activities, from going to big competitions like the Olympics or World Cup to taking part in leisurely sports like marathons, golf outings, or adventure sports. Here's a detailed explanation:
+Traveling to see or take part in [[sporting_events|sporting events]], contests, or activities is known as sports tourism. It includes a broad variety of sports and activities, from going to big competitions like the Olympics or World Cup to taking part in leisurely sports like marathons, golf outings, or adventure sports. Here's a detailed explanation:
 Sports tourism is primarily driven by a passion for sports, luring fans to locations that are home to important athletic events, competitions, or tournaments. To experience the thrill and excitement of a sports spectacle, fans travel across borders to watch legendary events like the Tour de France, Wimbledon, the Super Bowl, and the FIFA World Cup.