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What will be the total economic impact of the 2034 Winter Olympics on Salt Lake City by the end of 2035?
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Salt Lake City Awarded 2034 Winter Olympics and Paralympic Games After 32 Years
Jul 24, 2024, 10:25 AM
The International Olympic Committee (IOC) has officially awarded the 2034 Winter Olympics and Paralympic Games to Salt Lake City, Utah. This marks the second time the city will host the Winter Games, having previously done so in 2002. The announcement was made following a vote by the IOC in Paris. The decision was eagerly anticipated, with the Salt Lake City-Utah Committee making its final pitch early in the morning. Fraser Bullock led the presentation, which culminated in the official confirmation. The 2034 Winter Olympics will extend the legacy of the 2002 Games and are expected to bring significant attention and economic benefits to Utah. The United States will also host the Summer Olympics in Los Angeles in 2028, and the Winter Olympics in Salt Lake City will be the first time the U.S. has hosted the Winter Games in 32 years. Celebrations erupted in Washington Square following the announcement, despite a dispute over a Chinese doping case nearly derailing the bid.
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