Rio can deliver great Games, with hard work – IOC
The International Olympic Committee says Rio has enough time to do the hard work necessary to deliver a “great Games”
IOC welcomes “most sustainable ever” bids for 2024 Games
The four cities bidding for the 2024 Olympic Games submitted their all-digital candidature files to the IOC, which said the venue plans could be the most sustainable ever
LA2024 selects UCLA for sustainable Olympic Village
Los Angeles has cut the cost of, and boosted the sustainability of, its bid to host the 2024 Olympic Games by incorporating UCLA and USC’s existing university facilities
“Brazil is prepared,” promises Rio 2016 security chief
In the fight against terrorism, border reinforcement and international cooperation are key measures being taken to ensure a safe event
LA 2024 delighted with Host City 2015 attendance
LA 2024, the Los Angeles bid committee, was “delighted” that Vice Chair Janet Evans attended Host City 2015, the leading EU-based meeting of cities and sports, business and cultural events
2024 Olympic bids and the changing Games
Looking forward to HOST CITY 2015, Sir Craig Reedie talks exclusively about the IOC’s process of transformation and the candidates for the 2024 Olympic Games
2024 bid cities “highly unlikely” to withdraw – Sir Craig Reedie
The IOC’S reformed bidding process has attracted cities and reduced the possibility of them pulling out, IOC Vice President and HOST CITY 2015 keynote speaker Sir Craig Reedie told HOST CITY
IOC draws five strong candidates for 2024 Olympic Games
North America’s biggest city and four major European cities have become candidates for the 2024 Olympic Games within the IOC deadline
Dentsu acquires Asian Olympic broadcasting rights to 2024
The IOC has awarded the broadcasting rights for the Olympic Games from 2018 to 2024 to Dentu in Asia, following similar deals in Europe and the Middle East
Boston faces same issues as any US bid – OC advisor
Providing guarantees to the IOC is challenging for any US city bidding for the 2024 Games – and not just Boston, the US Olympic Committee’s lead advisor told HOST CITY