US EditionWhere will the 2030 Winter Olympics take place?
The 2030 Winter Olympics will use a dispersed model with events in four Alpine zones and Nice, allocating venues based on local strengths and infrastructure.
- France will host the 2030 Winter Games from Feb. 1 to Feb. 17, 2030, returning the event to the country since Albertville 1992.
- Organizers proposed a master plan that concentrates competitions in four zones: Haute Savoie, Savoie, Briançon and Nice, using multiple venues in the most spread-out Winter Games in history.
- Several venue decisions remain unconfirmed, with cross-country at La Clusaz, biathlon at Le Grand Bornand, alpine skiing at Courchevel and Méribel, Olympic Villages in Bozel, La Plagne and Briançon, and rink sports plus ice hockey in the Nice Zone.
- The geographic spread makes these among the most dispersed Winter Games ever staged, with Nice hosting the International Broadcast Centre, Main Press Centre, and Closing Ceremony, according to organizers.
- Athletes will vie for a record 195 medals and ski mountaineering debuts, with the Paralympic Winter Games scheduled Mar. 1 to Mar. 10, 2030, after the Feb. 1 to Feb. 17 schedule.
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This legislation allows temporary derogations from ordinary law in several areas.
The text, adopted in Parliament on Thursday, allows for temporary derogations in urban planning and security for the Winter Games in the Alps in 2030.
The Games Organizing Committee has been shaken by cascading resignations in recent weeks, with a backdrop of a challenge to its governance.
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Where will the 2030 Winter Olympics take place?
As the competition in Italy is about to get underway, fans may be wondering when and where the next Winter Olympics will be held.
Despite the sobbing internal movements of the Cojop des Alpes Françaises 2030, the Executive Director of the Olympic Games wanted to reduce this dissension on Wednesday evening in Milan following the 145th session of the International Olympic Committee (IOC).
Despite the lack of local consultation, a special law is to be adopted this Thursday, February 5, to launch the construction of the next Winter Games in France. The organizing committee is shaken by a wave of departures.
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