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Recent Games Economic and social impact on host cities and countries

Recent Games Economic and social impact on host cities and countries. Laura Gutiérrez, Quim Honorato, Pau Llargués. ECONOMIC IMPACT. Athens 2004. Did 2004 Athens Olympics spark problems in Greece?. 11 billion $. 1,2 billion $ in addition of security. Beijing 2008.

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Recent Games Economic and social impact on host cities and countries

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  1. Recent GamesEconomic and social impact on host cities and countries Laura Gutiérrez, Quim Honorato, Pau Llargués

  2. ECONOMIC IMPACT

  3. Athens 2004 • Did 2004 Athens Olympics spark problems in Greece? 11 billion $ 1,2 billion $ in addition of security

  4. Beijing 2008 • The most expensive Olympics ever 60 billion $

  5. London 2012 5096 bilion € -Core Olyimpic costs: 3.018 bilion -Programme Contigency: 2.247 bilion -Infrastucture and regeneration: 1.673 bilion -Tax: 836 milion -Contigency: 500 milion -Policing and wider security: 600 milion -Others: 388 milion • In 2012, London has the control of the Olympic games

  6. Social Impact

  7. Athens 2004 One of the most visited cities in 2004 Use of the stadiums never used before Change the situation of the archaeological sites

  8. Raising awareness about social issues Beijing 2008 Strengthening solidarity

  9. London 2012 COI: Olympic athlete hub

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