Dude can you please do more research for this shit? Like I know it isn’t North America, but jesus christ. First of all Allianz Riviera stadium in Nice (pronounced niece), will not be the main stadium as it is located on the other side of the country, it will host some football matches though. Also what is strange about Italian mountains? They have two of the biggest skiing areas in the world, they hosted winter olympics twice, also I really wouldn’t describe Milano as obscure since it does have 8 million people. Oh and it’s not Bisbane, it’s Brisbane, spelled with an R
The IOC has already issued some statements about future Winter Olympics hosts. They have entered "targeted dialog" with France about holding the 2030 Winter Olympics in the Alps, designating them as the "preferred hosts," meaning it is all but a done deal. The same is true of Salt Lake City for 2034. Official announcements are set for just before the start of the 2024 Olympics this summer. Additionally, Switzerland is in "privileged dialog" with the IOC about hosting in 2038, making them the mostly likely selection for that year. The IOC noted the Swedish bid was missing a few requirements before they would proceed any further, but they do remain in discussion about potential future hosting.
The main stadium for Paris 2024 is the Stade de France in Saint Denis. Nice Stadium (pronounced niece) is in southern France and will be used for football/soccer matches only
@@realalbertan No chance. They need new ski jumps, the Oval needs to be completely renovated and McMahon is a dump and incapable of holding an opening/closing ceremony. No way the current provincial government gives them money for that.
4:05 completely disagree. Why the bloody hell would the IOC give the Olympics to a city that isn't even built yet. This city will likely not even be built by then. Not to mention that is Egypt is currently under a military dictatorship. The IOC has always stirred clear of countries like this for hosting because having such countries host would threaten the integrity of the games. The IOC isn't fifa. The current bids are Indonesia's new capital, Istanbul, Santiago, Ambedabad, Seoul, Chongqing, Doha, Riyadh, Budapest, Florence, Copenhagen and Toronto-Montreal. Now let's eliminate. The IOC isn't going to it to a city that's not built yet so that's Indonesia's capital out. Montreal's Olympics was famously a disaster and now they are proposing splitting it between two cities? Terrible idea out. The IOC are likely aware of the controversies that tainted the games in Qatar and will likely avoid such places in the future. Doha and Riyadh are out. The IOC likes to go for cites that are iconic. Cites that you would immediately recognise. That's Chongqing and Ahmedabad out. The IOC generally loves the idea of moving the Olympics. Part of the thrill is seeing a different place each time. That's Seoul and Florence out. Ideally. The city being used would have to be a massive city. With a population of over 5 million. It needs to be apt at handling larges amounts of visitors and tons of services to boot. That's Budapest, Santiago and Copenhagen out That leaves just Istanbul. Istanbul has been a very consistent bidder for the Olympics. Part of the thrill is seeing a different part of the world host the Olympics each time and a Muslim country has never hosted the games before. Istanbul is one of the world's most iconic cites. Turkey is widely known as one of the world's best tourist countries and is widely considered a developed first world nation.
Hot take the 2010 Vancouver winter Olympics might have been the best Olympics hosted in North America it was perfection.All the places can be used again.
It's Brisbane (with an R). And as someone who lives here the planning is a shambles. 3 years on from the announcement the main stadium plan is still not locked in and currently up for review.
Sydney didn’t start building Stadium Australia until 1996. And they had to build 15 new venues. Brisbane still has 8 years and only has to build 6 new venues. It’s not the “shambles” you and the Courier Mail think it is. Pull yourself together and stop consuming Murdoch and Channel 9 media. It’s rotting your brain.
@@rhettgannon4417 Firstly- learn how to make an argument without resorting to such name calling, personal attacks and baseless assumptions. And for the record, I am not a consumer of the press outlets you mentioned. Now to your point- as someone who lives here, yes it has been a shambles. The main stadium is the thing that has garnered the most public attention, but not just the Gabba plan which is now ended, there was at least 1 other proposal nixed by the IOC as well in Victoria Park. I get your point about Sydney, but by this point, they had a locked in stone plan for exactly what needed to be built both stadia and infrastructure wise which allowed for certainly. It also allowed them to fully test everything and make sure it was perfect for the games. 3 years since the announcement here in Brisbane, and we're having a review into the process, and the planned locations for some of those venues that need to be built. I get that there is still 8 years to go, but there's alot of work to do in order to get Brisbane Olympic ready, and in truth the stadiums are only a small part of that. They need to get a move on.
I think it’s worth noting that the IOC wants cities that have most of the infrastructure in place, since historically it has cost a lot of money and put cities in the negative. That’s why they went with Brisbane, because they had a lot of venues. London will likely get another one, and in terms of the US hosting again, LA, Miami, and Raleigh-Durham could host. LA is hosting the Olympics again and has A LOT of venues from the previous ones. Miami is a large international city now, has a large airport, hosts many major international events, and has lots of stadiums at their disposal, not to mention the hotels for the event. Raleigh-Durham probably has you scratching your head, but my justification would be the university system. The three major universities have over 22,000 dorms that can be used for participants. And in terms of venues, the three major universities means there is three of everything, plus some options in Greensboro if needed
Raleigh/Durham/Chapel Hill Venues: Carter-Finley - 57K - outdoor Kenan - 51K - outdoor Wallace-Wade - 40K - outdoor Dean Dome - 22K - indoor PNC Arena - 20K - indoor O’Kelly - 12K - outdoor Sahlen’s - 10K - outdoor DBAP - 10K - outdoor Cameron - 9K - indoor Durham County - 8K - outdoor Dorton - 8K - indoor Carmichael - 7K - indoor Reynolds - 6K - indoor Fetzer Field - 5K - outdoor Swimming: Triangle Aquatic Center (3 Pools) Koury Natatorium (1 pool + 2 other Olympic pools next to each other nearby) Pullen Aquatic Center - 1 pool plus a bunch of lakes, a bunch of golf courses, tennis facilities, as well as a high capacity fairgrounds (150K), and a high capacity park (100K) that can be used for whatever Raleigh/Durham/Chapel Hill is also hosting the 2029 World University Games as well, which should be worth something
and there’s already problems with Brisbane’s games.I’m Australian so I’m hearing a lot about it.The main stadium which was going to be a redeveloped cricket stadium has been scrapped because of it costs and because the premier had changed who was part of their team not to mention that there was a school that would have had to make way for the Olympic stadium and there’s also issues with the main Swimming venue so it looks like they’re going to possibly redevelop another stadium in the city there’s a stadium called QEII Stadium which hosted the Commonwealth Games in 1982 which probably will be renovated instead.Brisbane did include in their bid book contingency plans in place like using other sports facilities around Australia so you might have a situation where they decided to use a facility like the Gold Coast for the swimming in the pool that hosted the Commonwealth Games in 2018 and there’s even plans to stage sports back in Sydney in the Penrith Whitewater stadium for Canoe/Kayak because they have the facilities here built for the 2000 Olympics. But it might be a bit frosty in winter because yes even though there’s no snow in or ice in Sydney city because it does get to a pleasant 16C Australia doesn’t use F as it’s temperature gauge Penrith in winter sometimes can get very cold and it does get icy in July getting into the single degree figures for winter
Santiago as well. I posted another comment but I think it's gonna be Istanbul. They aren't giving it to a city that hasn't been built yet. They aren't giving it to India because its still quite an undeveloped nation. And Santiago wouldn't be big enough or iconic enough. Not like Istanbul is.
i think they should divide the number of games in half and then have the games every year. there would be smaller olympics, but then you would be able to access smaller cities with smaller budgets for example 2042 - winter olympics A (12 events, including X games) 2043 - summer games (20 events) 2044 - winter olympics (the balance of the events not played in 2042) 2045 - summer olympics (the balance of the events not played in 2043) then the cycle would start over. this would allow more events to be incorporated, like golf. by doing this, smaller cities (like philadelphia) could bid without going bankrupt.
Many of the sports in the Summer Olympics are not true 'Summer' sports. Sports like Basketball, Judo, and Gymnastics. They tend to be play in indoor facilities. While you have your true 'Summer' sports such as Athletics, Swimming (most events are played in a natatorium) and Rowing that tend to be played outdoors. You move some of the indoor sports to the Winter Games.
I’m hoping Salt Lake City, Utah can get Winter Olympics by 2033. It’ll be interesting to see Paris France with the summer Olympics coming this summer. In 2028 I think Los Angeles Summer Olympics should dedicate the summer Olympics to Mary Lou Rettin. Mary Lou was the heart and soul of the 1984 Summer Olympics in LA
What about Madrid for the summer Olympics? They came in 2nd place for 2020 and the city government already declared they will fight to win the race to the Olympics. Also, Barcelona wanted to host the winter edition and it's currently preparing for 2030.
I’ve heard that the IOC is going to look at choosing 4-5 locations for hosting the Winter Olympics and then just cycle through them. Two reasons: Winter Olympics almost always lose money, so if a place had them before they have facilities and if visited more frequently can keep and maintain them cheaper than trying to build all new; they are looking at how climate change is affecting previous host cities so finding cities that show a regular/predictable winter.
It would be nice to have Winter Olympics in parts of South America (eg. Chile, southern and western Argentina), parts of mountainous areas (for skiing) in Mexico alongside Mexico City area for ice and sliding sports, and even entire New Zealand and parts of mountainous regions in Australia combined for Winter Olympics, given generous skiing and sports infra existing and flexible for temporary venues (eg. speed skating oval in a convention center or Australian football stadium/track and field stadium) Bring Winter Olympics in Southern hemisphere winter (June to Aug) for a warm-up and kickoff ice and snow sports season
NYC for Winter Games. Hockey/figure skating at UBS, MSG, NYCB Nassau Coliseum, Pru Arena. Curling at the Prospect Park sheet. All the outdoor stuff and speed skating can be at Lake Placid (yeah, I know, it's hours away).
I am from Calgary. Our past Major wanted the 2026 Winter Olympics and we had a vote on it and the people of Calgary didn't want the games. Now we had the 1988 games and it was success. But what happened to 2026 was that there was no plan and vision, not like 88 games where we had a men that lead the charge. After the lost some people say we should try for later years and 2038 could be a good time to do it. With a new City council there is a chance. I know some would say Vancouver, they could too. But they are going to be the same as Calgary.
I might be biased but why not Phoenix/Flagstaff duo Olympics? I think it’s possible because Phoenix is popular during the winter months given that the Superbowl is hosted many times and how the open is now I understand that it’s different but Flagstaff gets a lot of snow alot more than people think and that could maybe help its case. Maybe if Phoenix builds even more stadiums like if the Cardinals or DBacks ever move out and when the new Coyotes arena gets built who knows i don’t think its out if the question! I also think Germany will host 2036 i think that host makes more sense then like Egypt that year and then maybe Egypt or Dubai host into the 2040s.
McMahon Stadium will STILL BE STANDING in 2038?!? What Canadian TV network would be producing these Olympics thanks to the massive layoffs that have occurred in Canadian TV over the last number of years?!? Also, would there be another flood that would ruin the Flames new arena before 2038?
Could imagine 2036 in Germany, but not in Berlin, Munich is way more likely. Munich wanted the 2018 or 2022 Winter Olympics but the public was against it (lot of money would have been spent on building new venues). Yet last year there were the European Athletic Championships in Munich and it was a big hit (especially publicity wise) and afterwards talk started about bringing back the Summer Olympics to Munich. A lot less new Stuff would have to be built than for the winter games, because most of the stuff from 1972 is still around and in good shape. And most of it is getting renovated in the next few years anyway. Munich and the State of Bavaria also have a lot more Money than Berlin and better infrastructure for hosting huge events. And from Political Standpoint, the Bavarian Government is way more likely to spend on a big prestige project than Berlin.
The Winter Olympics were once very minor by comparison. But they have really increased the size. Still only a handful of countries win all the medals. This guy can't pronounce Brisbane
Sapporo, Japan hosted the Winter Olympics in 1972. It's the first olympics that I remember watching. A NYC Summer Olympics would be in 2040 or 2044 not 20242.
Canada needs to fix its broken economy and addresss the serious housing crisis before we even think about hosting another Olympics. Even Calgary practically can't be ready for 2038 and they have half the venues already
Given the financial disaster hosting an Olympics can be plus cities or countries getting saddled with white elephant facilities why would any sane location want to host the Games. I have thought for a long time that there should be one permanent site constructed and used. And cut down the number of medal events. Syncronized swimming?
I love to see Sweden get a Winter and Summer Olympics but a lot of Far-Right groups in that country don't want Non Swede and Non European in that country
Dude can you please do more research for this shit?
Like I know it isn’t North America, but jesus christ. First of all Allianz Riviera stadium in Nice (pronounced niece), will not be the main stadium as it is located on the other side of the country, it will host some football matches though.
Also what is strange about Italian mountains? They have two of the biggest skiing areas in the world, they hosted winter olympics twice, also I really wouldn’t describe Milano as obscure since it does have 8 million people.
Oh and it’s not Bisbane, it’s Brisbane, spelled with an R
It makes me wonder if his US content is as badly off as his international vids? What a horror show of a vid
@@sonanderson6351 Usually yes
The IOC has announced 'Preferred Hosts for the 2030, 34 and 38 Winter Games: 2030 - French Alps, 2034 - SLC, and 2038 -Switzerland
The IOC has already issued some statements about future Winter Olympics hosts. They have entered "targeted dialog" with France about holding the 2030 Winter Olympics in the Alps, designating them as the "preferred hosts," meaning it is all but a done deal. The same is true of Salt Lake City for 2034. Official announcements are set for just before the start of the 2024 Olympics this summer. Additionally, Switzerland is in "privileged dialog" with the IOC about hosting in 2038, making them the mostly likely selection for that year. The IOC noted the Swedish bid was missing a few requirements before they would proceed any further, but they do remain in discussion about potential future hosting.
The main stadium for Paris 2024 is the Stade de France in Saint Denis. Nice Stadium (pronounced niece) is in southern France and will be used for football/soccer matches only
Calgary did not bid on the 2026 Winter Games. They explored a bid, put it to a plebiscite and it was shot down.
With the arena already being built I think it could happen.
@@realalbertan No chance. They need new ski jumps, the Oval needs to be completely renovated and McMahon is a dump and incapable of holding an opening/closing ceremony. No way the current provincial government gives them money for that.
India 🇮🇳 will host 2036 Olympics 🏅for sure.
It's Brisbane, not Bisbane. And you showed the London Olympic Stadium from 2012 during it. So many errors in this video.
4:05 completely disagree. Why the bloody hell would the IOC give the Olympics to a city that isn't even built yet. This city will likely not even be built by then. Not to mention that is Egypt is currently under a military dictatorship.
The IOC has always stirred clear of countries like this for hosting because having such countries host would threaten the integrity of the games. The IOC isn't fifa.
The current bids are Indonesia's new capital, Istanbul, Santiago, Ambedabad, Seoul, Chongqing, Doha, Riyadh, Budapest, Florence, Copenhagen and Toronto-Montreal.
Now let's eliminate.
The IOC isn't going to it to a city that's not built yet so that's Indonesia's capital out.
Montreal's Olympics was famously a disaster and now they are proposing splitting it between two cities? Terrible idea out.
The IOC are likely aware of the controversies that tainted the games in Qatar and will likely avoid such places in the future. Doha and Riyadh are out.
The IOC likes to go for cites that are iconic. Cites that you would immediately recognise. That's Chongqing and Ahmedabad out.
The IOC generally loves the idea of moving the Olympics. Part of the thrill is seeing a different place each time. That's Seoul and Florence out.
Ideally. The city being used would have to be a massive city. With a population of over 5 million. It needs to be apt at handling larges amounts of visitors and tons of services to boot. That's Budapest, Santiago and Copenhagen out
That leaves just Istanbul.
Istanbul has been a very consistent bidder for the Olympics. Part of the thrill is seeing a different part of the world host the Olympics each time and a Muslim country has never hosted the games before. Istanbul is one of the world's most iconic cites. Turkey is widely known as one of the world's best tourist countries and is widely considered a developed first world nation.
Hot take the 2010 Vancouver winter Olympics might have been the best Olympics hosted in North America it was perfection.All the places can be used again.
Would love Toronto to be a host city someday.
It's Brisbane (with an R). And as someone who lives here the planning is a shambles. 3 years on from the announcement the main stadium plan is still not locked in and currently up for review.
Sydney didn’t start building Stadium Australia until 1996. And they had to build 15 new venues. Brisbane still has 8 years and only has to build 6 new venues. It’s not the “shambles” you and the Courier Mail think it is. Pull yourself together and stop consuming Murdoch and Channel 9 media. It’s rotting your brain.
Isn't everything else ready-to-go though?
@@rhettgannon4417 Firstly- learn how to make an argument without resorting to such name calling, personal attacks and baseless assumptions. And for the record, I am not a consumer of the press outlets you mentioned.
Now to your point- as someone who lives here, yes it has been a shambles. The main stadium is the thing that has garnered the most public attention, but not just the Gabba plan which is now ended, there was at least 1 other proposal nixed by the IOC as well in Victoria Park.
I get your point about Sydney, but by this point, they had a locked in stone plan for exactly what needed to be built both stadia and infrastructure wise which allowed for certainly. It also allowed them to fully test everything and make sure it was perfect for the games. 3 years since the announcement here in Brisbane, and we're having a review into the process, and the planned locations for some of those venues that need to be built.
I get that there is still 8 years to go, but there's alot of work to do in order to get Brisbane Olympic ready, and in truth the stadiums are only a small part of that. They need to get a move on.
I think it’s worth noting that the IOC wants cities that have most of the infrastructure in place, since historically it has cost a lot of money and put cities in the negative. That’s why they went with Brisbane, because they had a lot of venues. London will likely get another one, and in terms of the US hosting again, LA, Miami, and Raleigh-Durham could host.
LA is hosting the Olympics again and has A LOT of venues from the previous ones.
Miami is a large international city now, has a large airport, hosts many major international events, and has lots of stadiums at their disposal, not to mention the hotels for the event.
Raleigh-Durham probably has you scratching your head, but my justification would be the university system. The three major universities have over 22,000 dorms that can be used for participants. And in terms of venues, the three major universities means there is three of everything, plus some options in Greensboro if needed
Raleigh/Durham/Chapel Hill Venues:
Carter-Finley - 57K - outdoor
Kenan - 51K - outdoor
Wallace-Wade - 40K - outdoor
Dean Dome - 22K - indoor
PNC Arena - 20K - indoor
O’Kelly - 12K - outdoor
Sahlen’s - 10K - outdoor
DBAP - 10K - outdoor
Cameron - 9K - indoor
Durham County - 8K - outdoor
Dorton - 8K - indoor
Carmichael - 7K - indoor
Reynolds - 6K - indoor
Fetzer Field - 5K - outdoor
Swimming:
Triangle Aquatic Center (3 Pools)
Koury Natatorium (1 pool + 2 other Olympic pools next to each other nearby)
Pullen Aquatic Center - 1 pool
plus a bunch of lakes, a bunch of golf courses, tennis facilities, as well as a high capacity fairgrounds (150K), and a high capacity park (100K) that can be used for whatever
Raleigh/Durham/Chapel Hill is also hosting the 2029 World University Games as well, which should be worth something
That’s Brisbane not Bisbane
and there’s already problems with Brisbane’s games.I’m Australian so I’m hearing a lot about it.The main stadium which was going to be a redeveloped cricket stadium has been scrapped because of it costs and because the premier had changed who was part of their team not to mention that there was a school that would have had to make way for the Olympic stadium and there’s also issues with the main Swimming venue so it looks like they’re going to possibly redevelop another stadium in the city there’s a stadium called QEII Stadium which hosted the Commonwealth Games in 1982 which probably will be renovated instead.Brisbane did include in their bid book contingency plans in place like using other sports facilities around Australia so you might have a situation where they decided to use a facility like the Gold Coast for the swimming in the pool that hosted the Commonwealth Games in 2018 and there’s even plans to stage sports back in Sydney in the Penrith Whitewater stadium for Canoe/Kayak because they have the facilities here built for the 2000 Olympics. But it might be a bit frosty in winter because yes even though there’s no snow in or ice in Sydney city because it does get to a pleasant 16C Australia doesn’t use F as it’s temperature gauge Penrith in winter sometimes can get very cold and it does get icy in July getting into the single degree figures for winter
Would "Nice" not be pronounced like the city, so more like "niece"?
2036 Olympics bid. Is only
Istanbul
India
Nursantra, Indonesia
See what i mean.
Santiago as well.
I posted another comment but I think it's gonna be Istanbul.
They aren't giving it to a city that hasn't been built yet.
They aren't giving it to India because its still quite an undeveloped nation.
And Santiago wouldn't be big enough or iconic enough. Not like Istanbul is.
Vancouver, Canada again at some point? Quebec City? Toronto (summer)?
Very odd that New York City has never hosted a Summer Olympics.
i think they should divide the number of games in half and then have the games every year. there would be smaller olympics, but then you would be able to access smaller cities with smaller budgets
for example
2042 - winter olympics A (12 events, including X games)
2043 - summer games (20 events)
2044 - winter olympics (the balance of the events not played in 2042)
2045 - summer olympics (the balance of the events not played in 2043)
then the cycle would start over. this would allow more events to be incorporated, like golf. by doing this, smaller cities (like philadelphia) could bid without going bankrupt.
Many of the sports in the Summer Olympics are not true 'Summer' sports. Sports like Basketball, Judo, and Gymnastics. They tend to be play in indoor facilities. While you have your true 'Summer' sports such as Athletics, Swimming (most events are played in a natatorium) and Rowing that tend to be played outdoors. You move some of the indoor sports to the Winter Games.
Los Angeles, California will probably host again at some point for a fourth time .Same as London.
I’m hoping Salt Lake City, Utah can get Winter Olympics by 2033. It’ll be interesting to see Paris France with the summer Olympics coming this summer. In 2028 I think Los Angeles Summer Olympics should dedicate the summer Olympics to Mary Lou Rettin. Mary Lou was the heart and soul of the 1984 Summer Olympics in LA
What about Madrid for the summer Olympics? They came in 2nd place for 2020 and the city government already declared they will fight to win the race to the Olympics. Also, Barcelona wanted to host the winter edition and it's currently preparing for 2030.
I think there will be at least 1 more in Asia. I could see Seoul getting a summer games in the next 20 years.
Milan a weird host city? Yeah, surrounded by mountains, indeed very strange!
I’ve heard that the IOC is going to look at choosing 4-5 locations for hosting the Winter Olympics and then just cycle through them. Two reasons: Winter Olympics almost always lose money, so if a place had them before they have facilities and if visited more frequently can keep and maintain them cheaper than trying to build all new; they are looking at how climate change is affecting previous host cities so finding cities that show a regular/predictable winter.
0:45 it's written "Nice", but pronounced "Neesse"
Calgary did not bid and lose out. It held a plebiscite to go for the games and the no vote won the plebiscite.
It would be nice to have Winter Olympics in parts of South America (eg. Chile, southern and western Argentina), parts of mountainous areas (for skiing) in Mexico alongside Mexico City area for ice and sliding sports, and even entire New Zealand and parts of mountainous regions in Australia combined for Winter Olympics, given generous skiing and sports infra existing and flexible for temporary venues (eg. speed skating oval in a convention center or Australian football stadium/track and field stadium) Bring Winter Olympics in Southern hemisphere winter (June to Aug) for a warm-up and kickoff ice and snow sports season
NYC for Winter Games. Hockey/figure skating at UBS, MSG, NYCB Nassau Coliseum, Pru Arena. Curling at the Prospect Park sheet. All the outdoor stuff and speed skating can be at Lake Placid (yeah, I know, it's hours away).
Biathlon in Prospect Park!
@@karnubawax Might have to make the snow, though. Van Cortlandt or Pelham Bay might be better parks.
Do you think maybe a San Juan/Havana Olympics could happen in the future?
2038 Switzerland is the possible host there.
2036 Summer Olympics in Istanbul, Türkiye may be 🔥🔥🔥🇹🇷🖤🗣️📢
Gone over this in another comment but yeah. Istanbul is the most likely possibility so far.
Detroit 2036
Will Atlanta, GA ever get another Olympics? I was wonderin. 1996 wasn’t bad for Atlanta
I am from Calgary. Our past Major wanted the 2026 Winter Olympics and we had a vote on it and the people of Calgary didn't want the games. Now we had the 1988 games and it was success. But what happened to 2026 was that there was no plan and vision, not like 88 games where we had a men that lead the charge. After the lost some people say we should try for later years and 2038 could be a good time to do it. With a new City council there is a chance. I know some would say Vancouver, they could too. But they are going to be the same as Calgary.
I might be biased but why not Phoenix/Flagstaff duo Olympics? I think it’s possible because Phoenix is popular during the winter months given that the Superbowl is hosted many times and how the open is now I understand that it’s different but Flagstaff gets a lot of snow alot more than people think and that could maybe help its case. Maybe if Phoenix builds even more stadiums like if the Cardinals or DBacks ever move out and when the new Coyotes arena gets built who knows i don’t think its out if the question! I also think Germany will host 2036 i think that host makes more sense then like Egypt that year and then maybe Egypt or Dubai host into the 2040s.
In 2040s I will be my age 70's. I don't want to think that far a head.
Nice is pronounced “niece” for future reference
Milan is a weird place?
I wouldn’t be surprised if Saudi Arabia gets a Olympic Games by 2050
BRIS-bane, not BIS-bane.
McMahon Stadium will STILL BE STANDING in 2038?!? What Canadian TV network would be producing these Olympics thanks to the massive layoffs that have occurred in Canadian TV over the last number of years?!? Also, would there be another flood that would ruin the Flames new arena before 2038?
Budapest is a likely candidate for 36, they have hosted World Aquatics twice and World Athletics Champs.
2030 - French Alp
2034 - Salt Lake
It's official.
FYI Sapporo did host the Winter Olympics in 1964, and it’s Brisbane not Brisbane
Personally, I think Olympic sites will go on a sort of rotation like Super Bowl or Final Four sites
It would be nice to see an olympics in Africa
They have the money for it?? Morocco or Egypt is the only shot
@@Brandon-qd2lb South Africa has hosted a World Cup, so possibly there too
Keep the Olympics in major cities
2'59""Bisbane, Austraila"!? WTF OMG !
Jersey City in 2044.
Vancouver instead of Calgary
Where the hell is Bisbane, Australia?
in austalia
Could imagine 2036 in Germany, but not in Berlin, Munich is way more likely. Munich wanted the 2018 or 2022 Winter Olympics but the public was against it (lot of money would have been spent on building new venues). Yet last year there were the European Athletic Championships in Munich and it was a big hit (especially publicity wise) and afterwards talk started about bringing back the Summer Olympics to Munich. A lot less new Stuff would have to be built than for the winter games, because most of the stuff from 1972 is still around and in good shape. And most of it is getting renovated in the next few years anyway.
Munich and the State of Bavaria also have a lot more Money than Berlin and better infrastructure for hosting huge events. And from Political Standpoint, the Bavarian Government is way more likely to spend on a big prestige project than Berlin.
to "commemorate" the n*zi olympics? I think Germany should wait a little to prevent this coinsidence
ITLAY, BISBANE, AUSTRAILA, SAPPARO, ... how serious is this?
The Winter Olympics were once very minor by comparison.
But they have really increased the size.
Still only a handful of countries win all the medals.
This guy can't pronounce Brisbane
Ioc president really wanted the host the 2040 Olympics in Africa here. And thatvis he is planning for so yeah.
Umm NYC can't host the summer games
Don’t think that’s the Olympic stadium for Paris. It’s the state de france
Bisbane 😂 the spelling error made it worse. It’s Brisbane and it sounds like Briz-Ben or Briz-bin.
A Washington DC Olympics would be epic, would give the USMNT a permanent home ground.
It’s Brisbane 😂
Nice lol. It's French so pronounced the same as 'niece' as in a sibling's daughter.
Nice stadium , it’s pronounced niche 😂 reminds me of jack nick klause pronunciation from billy football on pmt
Another honorable mention could be Trojena (Neom), Saudi Arabia to host a future WINTER games. There are scheduling to host the 2029 Winter Asia Games
What 2044 - 2080
Do you mean 2040.
Funny fact the Brisbane Olympics will be in winter. ☀️ does not start until December😅😅
Actually I checked. The Brisbane Olympics start in late july
@@dustinsindledecker154 we will always be wearing jumpers
@@wtfa2910 what does that mean?
@@dustinsindledecker154 a jumper is winter clothing
already a first bad prediction for 2030, for the rest it s a very north america centred point of view imo
Sapporo, Japan hosted the Winter Olympics in 1972. It's the first olympics that I remember watching.
A NYC Summer Olympics would be in 2040 or 2044 not 20242.
Your pronunciation of Brisbane made me laugh. It's said "Bris-bn"
Salt Lake will be a bargain.
Lets see post 2030
Lake Tahoe
Canada needs to fix its broken economy and addresss the serious housing crisis before we even think about hosting another Olympics. Even Calgary practically can't be ready for 2038 and they have half the venues already
lol, Calgary couldn’t be ready in 14 years, and a “broken economy” 🙄 Amazing that no other countries have any issues to manage. What luck!
cow town baby
Given the financial disaster hosting an Olympics can be plus cities or countries getting saddled with white elephant facilities why would any sane location want to host the Games. I have thought for a long time that there should be one permanent site constructed and used. And cut down the number of medal events. Syncronized swimming?
Gotta love the IOC... they are the only organization actually banking on there being a future!
Yeah I expect the world to end in 2030
*Brisbane*
Antarctica 🇦🇶 north pole mars
Ho chi minh 2055
U-S-A U-S-A
I love to see Sweden get a Winter and Summer Olympics but a lot of Far-Right groups in that country don't want Non Swede and Non European in that country
I’m a Canadian and that’s probably true Olympics will probably be in Calgary hopefully
I'm hoping for Mexico