On the Eve of Paris Olympics: Exploring the Win-Win Strategy for Both Economic and Cultural Heritage of the Olympics

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The Paris Olympic Games will officially open on July 26, 2024. This high-profile global event will not only have a far-reaching social impact but also influence a wide range of economic, cultural, environmental, and other aspects. As early as 2014, a staggering 93% of the world’s population was aware of the Olympic rings, clearly demonstrating the global influence of the Olympic Games. However, in recent years, the number of countries bidding for the Olympics has decreased. Many countries opted out of the bidding process for the 2024 Olympic Games, and only two cities, Paris and Los Angeles, were selected as candidates, sparking concerns about the future development of the Games. From a historical point of view, the Olympic Games have formed a unique social attribute and commercial value, and its commercial value is not only affected by the needs of the bidding country, but also has an important impact on economic development. Does the decline in the number of bidders portend key shifts and trends in the future of the Games? At the same time, does this mean that the Olympic Games are facing unprecedented supply and demand challenges? The Olympic Games are held every four years. In the face of the decrease in the number of bidding countries, the number of suppliers will undoubtedly have a decisive impact on the smooth running of the Olympic Games. It may also affect the quality of the Games. Find out the general and specific opportunities and challenges facing the Olympic Games and establish the significance of the Olympic Games, in order to clarify the current situation and future development of the Olympic Games.

















