2025年年末，湖南"湘超"联赛夺冠的永州队，在欢庆时刻却遭遇了一个小插曲。他们的"榜一大姐"永州 新兰天集团董事长唐蕾曾在赛季初承诺，夺冠后给球队每人奖励一台车。 然而，当冠军奖杯到手，唐 蕾却清空了社交账号。 就在舆论质疑企业诚信之时，1月3日，永州市足协与永州足球队联合发布公开声明。球队回顾，在组建 初期的艰难时刻，唐蕾的企业曾捐赠十万元，犹如雪中送炭。对于赠车承诺，声明解释道，由于近年来 市场环境深刻变化，企业面临暂时性经营困难，导致难以完全兑现当初的诺言。即便如此，该企业仍主 动提出再拿出十万元用于奖励球队，球队不再就其早期意愿性表示提出任何履行要求。他们同时表 示，"保护和支持企业的健康发展，同样是我们社会责任的一部分。" "湘超"的终场哨声刚刚落定，民营企业和足球冠军队就来了一次支持和体谅的温情互动。实际上，这场 点燃三湘大地的足球联赛，不仅依赖于地方企业的大力支持，最终也反哺了地方的民营经济。 从长三角的"苏超"到长江中游的"湘超"，再到蓄势待发的各地联赛，这些根植于本乡本土的足球赛事， 正以现象级的热度将绿茵场上的竞技角逐，转化为拉动消费、升级产业、重塑城市品牌的新动能。一场 围绕足球经济的 ...

来源：中国网 12月27日上午，2025"李宁-泸州银行杯"全国匹克球冠军邀请赛在泸州奥林匹克体育公园篮球馆隆重举 行。 承办单位四川体育学院院长刘汉权表示："本次赛事落地泸州，是对四川匹克球发展成果的肯定，更是 推动这项运动高质量发展的契机"，他强调，希望以此次赛事为纽带，让更多人爱上并参与匹克球，让 体育成为连接情感、赋能发展的桥梁。 中国网球协会副秘书长孙文兵在致辞中强调了此次赛事的重要意义："本次赛事立足于'以赛兴城、以球 促旅'的理念，致力于打造参与广泛、层级清晰、品牌响亮的精品赛事。"她表示，中国网球协会将持续 推动匹克球运动的社会化、规范化、体系化发展，持续完善赛事体系，让匹克球真正成为促进全民健 康、增强社会凝聚力、助力城市发展的新动能。 随后，运动员代表与裁判员代表分别庄严宣誓，承诺将秉持公平、公正、诚信的体育精神，确保赛事顺 利进行。 本次赛事由国家体育总局网球运动管理中心、中国网球协会、四川省体育局、泸州市人民政府主办，四 川体育职业学院、泸州市教育和体育局、泸州市龙马潭区人民政府承办。 泸州市委常委、宣传部部长徐利在欢迎辞中表示："匹克球天生带着包容的基因，人人皆可挥拍上场， 它正逐渐 ...

泸州市委常委、宣传部部长徐利在欢迎辞中表示："匹克球天生带着包容的基因，人人皆可挥拍上场， 它正逐渐成为连接群众、促进健康、推动体育产业发展的重要载体。本次赛事落地泸州，是对我市体育 事业发展的有力推动，也是与城市高质量发展的脉搏同频共振。" 承办单位四川体育学院院长刘汉权表示："本次赛事落地泸州，是对四川匹克球发展成果的肯定，更是 推动这项运动高质量发展的契机"，他强调，希望以此次赛事为纽带，让更多人爱上并参与匹克球，让 体育成为连接情感、赋能发展的桥梁。 来源：环球网 12月27日上午，作为国内首次举办的全国性匹克球冠军赛——2025"李宁-泸州银行杯"全国匹克球冠军 邀请赛在泸州奥林匹克体育公园篮球馆隆重举行。 本次赛事由国家体育总局网球运动管理中心、中国网球协会、四川省体育局、泸州市人民政府主办，四 川体育职业学院、泸州市教育和体育局、泸州市龙马潭区人民政府承办，北京非凡领越体育场馆运营管 理有限公司独家运营推广，李宁（中国）体育用品有限公司、泸州银行股份有限公司联合冠名支持。 开赛仪式于上午8:20正式开始，在热情洋溢的暖场节目——川剧变脸喷火与独唱表演中拉开帷幕。 中国网球协会副秘书长孙文兵，泸州 ...

为提升参赛体验、丰富赛事内涵，组委会还同步策划了"冠军训练营""冠军进校园""冠军泸州行"等系列 配套活动，让参与者在感受竞技魅力的同时，深入体验泸州作为"中国酒城"独特的自然风光与深厚的人 文底蕴。 泸州市相关负责人表示，本次赛事落地泸州，是对泸州市体育事业发展的有力推动，也是与城市高质量 发展的脉搏同频共振，"匹克球天生带着包容的基因，人人皆可挥拍上场，它正逐渐成为连接群众、促 进健康、推动体育产业发展的重要载体。" 本次赛事由国家体育总局网球运动管理中心、中国网球协会、四川省体育局、泸州市人民政府主办，四 川体育职业学院、泸州市教育和体育局、泸州市龙马潭区人民政府承办，北京非凡领越体育场馆运营管 理有限公司独家运营推广，李宁（中国）体育用品有限公司、泸州银行股份有限公司联合冠名支持。 四川体育学院相关负责人认为，本次赛事落地泸州，是对四川匹克球发展成果的肯定，更是推动这项运 动高质量发展的契机，他还表示，希望以此次赛事为纽带，让更多人爱上并参与匹克球，让体育成为连 接情感、赋能发展的桥梁。 中国网球协会相关负责人谈到本次赛事的意义时说："本次赛事立足于'以赛兴城、以球促旅'的理念， 致力于打造参与广泛、 ...

Group 1 - The sixth Asian Beach Games, referred to as Sanya Asian Beach Games, will take place in April 2026, attracting athletes and guests from 45 Asian countries and regions, featuring 14 major events, 15 sub-events, and 63 small events along a 22-kilometer coastline [2][3] - The event is positioned as the first major international sports event after the establishment of Hainan Free Trade Port, aiming to enhance the city's development through sports [2][3] - Sanya is leveraging the Asian Beach Games to promote urban transformation, with a focus on integrating sports events into the city's development strategy, enhancing local tourism and economy [3][4] Group 2 - Sanya is implementing a comprehensive preparation strategy for the Asian Beach Games, including the renovation of eight competition venues and the execution of five supporting projects to upgrade urban infrastructure [3][4] - The city is promoting a "sports + tourism" model, creating unique travel packages that combine beach sports with cultural experiences, night tours, and duty-free shopping to attract visitors [3][4] - Community engagement is emphasized, with initiatives to involve citizens in the event, including training 6,000 volunteers and integrating event elements into urban spaces to foster a sense of ownership among residents [4]

Core Insights - The 15th National Games in Guangdong is not only a peak sports competition but also serves as a "super engine" driving urban development across 21 cities in the province [1] - Cities are leveraging their unique sports identities to explore different development paths, transitioning from "hosting events" to "enhancing cities" [1] Group 1: Sports Identity and Economic Development - Zhuhai and Zhanjiang are using their sports identities to build a robust economic foundation, focusing on high-value manufacturing within the sports industry [2] - Zhuhai is developing its cycling industry, with companies like Zhuhai Blueprint Sports Technology leading in smart cycling equipment and setting national standards [2] - Zhanjiang is promoting water sports, with plans to host international competitions to enhance its reputation as a water sports city [3] Group 2: Integration of Sports and Tourism - Cities like Jiangmen, Maoming, and Yangjiang are focusing on converting sports appeal into tourism and consumption, exploring the "sports+" integration model [4] - Jiangmen is leveraging its volleyball culture to enhance tourism, planning events like marathons and dragon boat races to attract visitors [4] - Yangjiang is organizing a series of events that combine sports with cultural and technological forums, aiming to showcase its identity as a "green energy city" [4] Group 3: Strategic Initiatives and Future Plans - Maoming is establishing itself as a "directional city" and is exploring various integration models, including a focus on health and wellness tourism [5][6] - The city plans to upgrade its existing sports events and develop new tourism routes based on the legacy of the National Games [5][6] - The hosting of the National Games is seen as a transformative opportunity for Guangdong cities, providing a model for other regions to enhance quality development through sports [6]

Core Insights - The 2025 World Rowing Championships concluded in Shanghai, marking the first time the event has been held in China, showcasing the city's organizational capabilities and potential for sports tourism [1] Group 1: Event Highlights - The Chinese team achieved significant success, winning gold medals in lightweight double sculls for both men and women, highlighting the country's strength in traditional rowing events [2] - The championships featured a diverse range of competitors, with the Netherlands dominating in the men's and women's eight events, and an unexpected victory from Uruguayan athlete Felipe in the men's lightweight single sculls [2] - The event received positive feedback regarding the venue's infrastructure and organization, with athletes and coaches expressing satisfaction with the facilities [2] Group 2: Community and Economic Impact - The event has been leveraged to enhance local tourism, with a ticket providing access to over 200 experiences in the Qingpu area, including shopping, dining, and sightseeing, thus converting sports enthusiasm into economic benefits [2] - The integration of the championships with local events, such as the Shanghai Rowing Week, aims to sustain interest in rowing and promote ongoing community engagement [3] - The ecological restoration of the Suzhou River has created a conducive environment for water sports, contributing to the city's capacity to host international events and providing shared benefits for residents [3]

Core Viewpoint - The article emphasizes that sports events are not just competitions but powerful engines driving urban development, particularly in Guangzhou, which is positioning itself as an international sports center through the upcoming 15th National Games and the Special Olympics [1][2]. Group 1: Urban Development through Sports Events - Guangzhou's identity as an "international sports center" is reinforced by hosting major events like the 15th National Games and the Special Olympics, marking a significant step in its urban development [2][3]. - Historical sports events in Guangzhou have catalyzed urban transformations, such as the rise of the Tianhe CBD and the introduction of innovative practices like online torch relay and commercialized broadcasting rights [4][5]. - The city has consistently leveraged sports events to enhance its urban landscape, with each event aligning with key moments of urban expansion and industrial upgrades [2][4]. Group 2: Economic Impact and Sports Infrastructure - The article highlights the economic benefits derived from sports events, with Guangzhou hosting 40% of the competitions for the 15th National Games and 35% for the Special Olympics, indicating a substantial economic and social impact [8][14]. - Guangzhou is transforming existing sports venues into community-friendly "no-boundary sports parks," enhancing urban quality and accessibility [8][9]. - The sports economy in Guangzhou is projected to reach 63.125 billion yuan, with per capita spending at 3,345.51 yuan, positioning the city among the top in the nation for sports consumption [14]. Group 3: Innovation and International Collaboration - Guangzhou's sports sector is characterized by innovation and international collaboration, with local companies like Double Fish Sports becoming exclusive suppliers for major events, reflecting a growing global presence [12][13]. - The "City Partners" initiative aims to foster long-term economic and social benefits through strategic partnerships with leading enterprises, enhancing the city's development framework [13][14]. - The city's open and inclusive business environment has attracted numerous enterprises, facilitating a collaborative approach to urban governance and economic growth [11][13].