Salt Lake City Poised to Host 2034 Winter Olympics

As cities worldwide retreat from Olympic bids, Salt Lake City stands out with strong public and infrastructural support.

Salt Lake City is set to host the Winter Olympics for the second time, with a formal announcement expected in July 2024.
The city has maintained its Olympic facilities and public enthusiasm since the 2002 Games, leveraging its unique position.
Utah's government, led by Governor Spencer Cox, emphasizes the state's role as a winter sports hub, countering its perceived religious homogeneity.
Despite the high costs and challenges associated with hosting, Salt Lake City has not faced significant local opposition to its bid.
The International Olympic Committee, facing limited hosting options, finds a reliable partner in Salt Lake City, which could influence future hosting rotations.