Topics covered in sessions will include how investment and finance decisions get made in the development and operation of surf parks. Includes more info into pre-development feasibility studies, revenue modeling, and other are essential tools that help investors assess the financial viability of a project.

Developing a surf park requires a complex network of strategic partners and stakeholders. Topics will talk about the various stakeholders needed to build a surf park, and best practices in project management, engineering management, construction, environmental consulting, and looking towards ongoing operations. 

Overall, constructing a surf park is a highly complex and challenging process - sessions will cover the end to end design, plan, build, and operate lifecycle. Construction in particular requires expertise in engineering, design, and supply chain management. Topics will cover site planning, layout design, earthwork, foundation, plumbing and electrical, wave generation infrastructure strategy and more.

Operating a surf park can be challenging in many ways, depending on various factors such as the size of the park, number of visitors, location, and the resources available.

Experts will share lessons learned and best practices to addresses unique challenges faced by surf parks including managing guest experiences, software interoperability, insurance costs, safety, supply chain, food and beverage, technology choices, facilities management, and sustainability considerations.