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Where the Winter Olympics Are in 2030: Locations, Dates and Broadcast Info
The 2026 Milan Cortina Games have already featured their fair share of memorable moments—from Breezy Johnson winning gold in the women's downhill to Jutta Leerdam's record-breaking sprint to a nail-biting curling final that had everyone locked in. Every four years the Winter Olympics burst onto the world stage and captivate a global audience for their run, leaving fans wanting more and looking ahead until the next thrills on ice and snow.
Following Italy's time in the spotlight hosting the Games, they will shift northwest and stay in Europe. The 2030 Olympics will be held in France, specifically the French Alps. This will continue a long and decorated history for the country, which hosted the first iteration of the Winter Games back in 1924 in Chamonix. Grenoble hosted in 1968 and the 1992 Games were also held in Albertville, making the 2030 edition the fourth to be contest amid the Alps. The most recent Summer Games also took place in Paris, with the host country winning the most medals.
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Internal conflicts, resignations plague France's 2030 Winter Olympics prep
The International Olympic Committee confirmed France and Salt Lake City will host the 2030 and 2034 Winter Games.
With all eyes on the Milan Cortina Olympics, the organization of the Winter Games in France in four years' time is faltering.
Internal tensions have multiplied in recent months, against a backdrop of several resignations, culminating in open conflict between former Olympic gold medalist Edgar Grospiron, who is leading the project, and Cyril Linette, the director general now on his way out.
After a meeting of all stakeholders from the organizing committee, French organizers released a statement on Wednesday that acknowledged “the existence of irreconcilable disagreements between president Edgar Grospiron and director general Cyril Linette.”
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