英文摘要 |
Background: The biggest sporting events in the world are the Olympic Games and the World Cup Soccer Tournament, both of which create a worldwide sensation. Both events have their own characteristics and considerations in the operation and marketing of the events. However, most of the information about the tournaments is reported on the Internet, and only the official reports on the results of the events are of good reference value. Purpose: The purpose of this study is to examine the marketing performance of the Olympic Games and the World Cup, in order to summarize and analyze their marketing strategies and characteristics for the reference of domestic industry, government, and academia. Methodology: Through document analysis, the official reports of the Olympic Games and the World Cup were used as the main body of analysis, supplemented by other official documents, literature, and online reports for theoretical analysis. Results: The Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games were negatively affected by the epidemic, the lack of spectator access, and the additional costs associated with the postponement of the games, but their good marketing of broadcasting rights made them a great success in terms of revenue. The 2018 Russia World Cup had a better overall performance in terms of revenue through a good sponsor management strategy. Conclusion: The two tournaments have different marketing strategies and considerations for the nature of the tournaments, and the differences in scale between single and multi-sports tournaments also greatly influence the choice and formulation of their marketing strategies. |