When Are the Next Olympics? Every Olympic Host City to

The flame in Milano Cortina has been extinguished, and if you’re anything like us, you’re already feeling the void. The world came together for a spectacular winter show, but now we’re all asking the same question.

When are the next Olympics? And where is the party heading next?

Don’t worry, we’ve got the full rundown. The Olympic calendar for the next decade is basically set, so get ready to update your travel bucket list.

 

 

The Countdown Begins Again

The wait isn’t too long, thankfully. The next Olympic Games are the Summer Games, and they’re happening in 2028. So you have a couple of years to recover from all the emotional highs and lows of Milano Cortina.

And for the winter sports fanatics, the next snowy spectacle is slated for 2030. The International Olympic Committee (IOC) has been busy, locking in host cities further out than ever before.

 

 

Every Upcoming Olympic Host City on the Map

Here’s where the world’s best athletes will be heading for the next decade. Some are familiar spots, and some are bringing a totally new vibe to the Games.

 

 

Los Angeles, USA — Summer 2028

That’s right, the Olympics are returning to the City of Angels! LA is no stranger to the spotlight, having hosted in 1932 and 1984. Expect a full-on Hollywood production.

 

 

French Alps, France — Winter 2030

After Paris gave us an incredible Summer Games in 2026, the party is heading to the mountains. This one is a bit different, spread across the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes and Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur regions. Think less city, more stunning mountain backdrops.

 

 

Brisbane, Australia — Summer 2032

Get ready to go Down Under! Brisbane is set to host its first-ever Olympic Games. We’re predicting a seriously laid-back, sun-soaked affair with incredible vibes.

 

 

Salt Lake City, USA — Winter 2034

The IOC’s preferred host for 2034 is a familiar one. Salt Lake City is basically a lock to host again, bringing the Winter Games back to the site of the 2002 competition. They’ve kept the venues in great shape, so it’s a smart choice.

 

 

LA is Bringing the Star Power

The next Olympics are all about Southern California cool. LA 2028 is leaning into its strengths, using iconic venues like the Rose Bowl, SoFi Stadium, and even the Santa Monica beach for events. It’s going to be a spectacle.

And the sports? Get ready for some new flavor. Skateboarding, sport climbing, and surfing are all back on the program, cementing their status as fan favorites. They’re also introducing flag football, which should be… interesting.

 

 

A Very French Winter in 2030

The 2030 Winter Olympics won’t be centered in just one city. Instead, events will be spread across the French Alps, from Nice (hosting the ice events) all the way up to the mountain resorts of Courchevel, Méribel, and Val d’Isère.

Honestly, it sounds like a logistical puzzle but also incredibly chic. Imagine watching figure skating on the French Riviera and then heading to the slopes for alpine skiing. C’est magnifique!

 

 

Looking Way Down the Road

It feels ages away, but Brisbane 2032 is already gearing up. The plan focuses heavily on using existing and temporary venues, which we love to see. It’s all about making the Games more sustainable and less of a massive construction project.

And Salt Lake City 2034 will be a nostalgic trip for anyone who remembers the 2002 Games. They’re basically ready to go tomorrow, which is a huge plus for the IOC. It’s a safe bet for a flawless Winter Olympics.

 

 

So, Mark Your Calendars

There you have it. The Olympic torch has a very busy travel schedule for the next ten years. From the glitz of LA to the peaks of the French Alps and the sunshine of Brisbane, there’s a lot to look forward to.

The post-Games blues might be real, but the countdown to the next Olympics has already begun. We’ll see you in LA.