'Health and wellbeing goals are popular motivations, but so too is adventure, a new challenge, peer pressure, and often the desire to do something with friends and or family, like a girls weekend away' | executivestyle
The new year is here and it's time to start researching and planning what running events you'll register for in 2020. With so many great events and distances to choose from, more Aussies are choosing destination running events for their yearly bucket list.
"It's what we strive to achieve for all of our events," says Thompson."Most often it's a combination of an incredible destination, the passion and knowledge of the event team, engaged event partners, amazing volunteers and a single-minded focus on providing the best possible athlete experience from registration right through to the finish line."
"We have entrants who want to take on an event in each state and territory, the Legends of City2Surf who've raced in every event since its inception, and many charity superstars who raised thousands of dollars for their selected charities," adds Thompson.
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