Beijing Olympics tickets will not be publicly sold due to COVID-19

Beijing Olympics tickets will not be publicly sold due to Covid-19

BEIJING - Tickets for the Winter Olympics set to begin on Feb 4 will be distributed to "targeted" groups of people and will not be sold to the general public, the organising committee said on Monday (Jan 17), in the latest setback to the Games inflicted by Covid-19. Organisers had said in September that there would not be any international spectators at the Games, under Covid-19 prevention policies that have all but shut China's borders to inter…

Beijing Winter Olympics tickets will not be sold to general public, organisers announce

The organisers of the Beijing Winter Olympics announce tickets will be further restricted with only "selected" spectators permitted at next month's event because of the coronavirus pandemic.

Beijing to limit Olympic tickets to 'selected' spectators

Organizers of the Beijing Olympics say they will only offer event tickets to "selected" spectators because of the coronavirus pandemic.

Beijing to offer Olympic tickets to 'selected' spectators

Only "selected" spectators will be permitted at next month's Beijing Olympics because of the coronavirus pandemic, organizers said Monday.Beijing had already announced that no fans from outside the country would be permitted at the events and had not offered tickets to the general public.Monday's announcement posted on the organizing committee's website confirmed expectations that the Winter Games would have few onlookers at the venues, under ev…

China cancels plans to sell tickets to the Winter Olympics amid rising omicron cases

Athletes and officials have already started to land in the capital ahead of the Games, which start on February 4

China Will Not Sell Winter Olympics Tickets to General Public Due to COVID-19

The decision came two days after authorities reported the first case of the omicron variant in Beijing.