Manchester: the neighborhood of “citizens” and “devils”

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Sports Tourism on Air

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Manchester: the neighborhood of “citizens” and “devils”

Sports Tourism on Air

21 minutes 15 seconds

3 years ago

Manchester: the neighborhood of “citizens” and “devils”

Football, ice hockey, basketball, volleyball, handball, Formula-1, and many other sports disciplines have a huge amount of fans all around the globe. And when the world recovers after the COVID-19 pandemic, the sports tourism industry experiences an impressive rebirth.

In the “Sports Tourism on Air” podcast, we will reveal the incredible world of sport from the touristic perspective. So the sport tourism industry stakeholders could be sure that with this podcast, they will always be on trend.

Today we will talk about Manchester: the neighborhood of “citizens” and “devils”. Michael Plant - a sports journalist for “Manchester World” - is our guest today.