'FIFA World Cup 2026 Through Industry and Culture'... Magazine 'PROSVIEW' Issue No. 22 Published

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How did the global sports event, the 'FIFA World Cup 2026,' move brands, media, and cities over 39 days? The Korea Professional Sports Association announced that Issue No. 22 of PROSVIEW (Prosvew), a professional sports industry information magazine covering stories beyond the stadiums of the 'FIFA World Cup 2026,' has been published.

PROSVIEW Issue No. 22 examined the 'FIFA World Cup 2026' from the perspective of a massive cultural and economic platform. It introduced changes observed in various fields, including sponsorship, content, fan festivals, city branding, fashion, and design, through the World Cup, and shed light on the process by which sports expand into experiences, consumption, and culture from multiple angles.

First, focusing on the commercial success, complexity, sensitivity, and aftermath of the 'FIFA World Cup 2026,' it addressed the changes and significance that the expansion of the tournament scale and commercialization strategies have left on the sports industry, as well as the future and challenges of World Cup business. It also included 'FIFA World Cup 2026 in Numbers,' which summarizes key indicators regarding the tournament's scale, business performance, digital diffusion, and fan experience.

Through cases of World Cup sponsorship by global companies such as Coca-Cola, Visa, and Lenovo, it introduced sponsorship strategies that design the relationship between fan experience and brand. It also presented various approaches by brands surrounding sports events, including ambush marketing cases where non-official sponsor brands utilized the World Cup as a marketing opportunity.

Based on FIFA's partnership with TikTok and its social media strategy, as well as the content and creator utilization strategies of 'Naver Chizik,' a domestic new media broadcaster, it also addressed changes in the production and distribution methods of content, such as real-time communication and fan participation that drew attention at this World Cup. It further introduced cases of sports fusing with various cities and cultures, including fan festivals that transformed parts of host cities into venues for cheering, performances, and brand experiences, and tournament operation strategies combining entertainment with the World Cup.

In addition, it included trends in each field, such as 'maps,' which have become a new culture of sharing tastes and experiences, 'destination-type shopping malls' that attract the 1020th generation (teens and twenties), and how generative AI is changing the advertising industry and the role of marketers.

The full web magazine and columns for PROSVIEW Issue No. 22 can be viewed through the Korea Professional Sports Association's homepage and online bookstores (Kyobo Bookstore, YES24, Aladin), while various content related to column topics can be seen through the PROSVIEW Instagram account.

For those who wish to receive the physical copy of Issue No. 22 directly, delivery applications are being accepted until the 21st. By applying via the editorial department's email with name, address, and contact information, PROSVIEW Issue No. 22 will be delivered by mail to the first 10 applicants on a first-come, first-served basis. Detailed information can be found on the Korea Professional Sports Association's homepage.

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