The History and Future of the Olympics

Olympic history and future In 2004, everyone who took part in the athletics will visit Athens, Greece. The myth of Hercules and Zeus began from here, but this year, Athens is not just an ancient city, but a reunion of sports. Even if they think that they will not play naked, it will still be seen as a reunion. Yes, the Olympic games will return to their homeland in Athens, or at least it will be close enough.

Alwert Press' s Al Bertrand has read my two Olympic books and invited me to write a brief history of the Olympic Games for the new series' An easy history of Ancient World '. As I am a classic, my interests and research on ancient games never declined when I concentrated on contemporary games. As he knew that such books are very necessary, I accepted Mr. Bertrand's invitation. Bertrand also proposed that I use the chapter to summarize my research on the beginning of the modern Olympic Games. As I wrote, my main consideration is the interest of general readers and college students to the Olympic or ancient courses.

The Olympic Games has always been considered the most elusive game in human history. So far, 27 Olympic Games are being held in 16 countries around the world, the latest is the 2012 London Olympic Games. Holding the Olympic Games is considered an indication of the development and growth of the country. Reputation, development, frenzy of honor attacked the host country, and had a long-term impact on the economy. We must prove that the city is enough to deal with the Olympic Games. Along with the arrival of the game, numerous tourists, athletes, journalists, and politicians came out. They have to prove that they can compete at the new stadium or the venue and must house everyone in the appropriate hotel and transport everyone from one place to another using a reliable public transportation system Have to. You also need to prove that you can handle the advanced security required for games.

Probably the most famous Lausanne will be the seat of the International Olympic Committee (IOC). You can learn about the history and spirit of the Olympic Games at the Olympic Museum in the city. There is also Europe's largest freshwater aquarium (opened in October) and Collection de l'Art Brut (Museum specializing in exterior art). The ferry across Lake Geneva is the town of Evian-les-Bains in France, where it produces various kinds of drinks, namely water. Culture tour Through the lake to the house of Evian Water The breakfast cruise with the theme of Belepok