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Huang,B. (2023). Organizational Model and Event Operation of the Modern Olympic Games -A Case Study of the 2024 Paris Olympic Games. Advances in Economics, Management and Political Sciences,51,117-123.
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Organizational Model and Event Operation of the Modern Olympic Games -A Case Study of the 2024 Paris Olympic Games

Bailin Huang *,1,
  • 1 The Affiliated High School of SCNU

* Author to whom correspondence should be addressed.

https://doi.org/10.54254/2754-1169/51/20230642

Abstract

This study is mainly about the organization of the modern Olympic games and the way they operate these games. In the beginning, the passage will introduce the Olympic games, like the original of the games and the whole situation about the Olympic games. Then, the passage will introduce the Paris Olympic Games. The passage will go through the Paris Olympic Games to analyze the organizational model and event operation of the modern Olympic Games. Firstly, the passage will analyze the new sports which are the first time appearing in Paris and the planning of each competition. Next, the passage will talk about the venue in Paris. In the next paragraph, the passage compares Paris and London Olympics. It will use some specific data to show the advantages of the Paris Olympics, which are better than the London Olympics and show the progress of the Paris Olympic Games. The passage will compare these two Olympic games in some ways, like cost, venue, arrangement of the competitions, containment, the new technology used in the Olympics. Moreover, it will talk about the improvement of the Paris Olympic Games, even the modern Olympics, which will hold in the future. Finally, the conclusion will show the advantages of the operation and organization model of the Paris Olympic Games. The data on the Olympics may have limitations, so it will also show the progress and the improvement of the Olympic games through the comparison between the two Olympic games.

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Olympic games, organization model, operation progress

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Huang,B. (2023). Organizational Model and Event Operation of the Modern Olympic Games -A Case Study of the 2024 Paris Olympic Games. Advances in Economics, Management and Political Sciences,51,117-123.

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