Managing Tennis Business in Times of Crisis: How to Sail the Storm Without Perishing in the Attempt
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https://doi.org/10.52383/itfcoaching.v17i48.657Keywords:
Management, Crisis, Economy, Finance, Tennis clubAbstract
This article discusses different ways of controlling the situation that many tennis clubs and sport related businesses are undergoing due to the global crisis which, to a greater or lesser degree, is impacting on all levels of society. We will describe some actions, which intend to improve the economic and financial situation of tennis clubs.
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