19 August - 25 August
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EXPLORE / TŪHURA learning intentions:
- We are EXPLORING Kotahitanga - unity, togetherness, solidarity, oneness, collective action by looking at promoting the next Olympic Games city.
- We are EXPLORING...
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Impact of the Olympic Games on Host Cities
Objective:
Research and analyze the economic and social impact of the Olympic Games on five selected host cities. This assignment will help you understand the financial benefits, infrastructure development, and visitor statistics related to hosting the Olympics.
Instructions:
Select Host Cities:
Choose five Olympic host cities from your timeline assignment (1976-2024). Ensure you include a mix of Winter and Summer Olympic Games.
Research:
Economic Impact: Investigate the revenue generated by each city due to the Olympic Games. This includes direct revenue from ticket sales, sponsorships, and broadcasting rights, as well as indirect revenue from tourism, hospitality, and related industries.
Infrastructure Development: Identify the key buildings, stadiums, and locations that were constructed or renovated for the Olympics. Look into their current usage and legacy.
Visitor Statistics: Find out how many people visited the city for the Olympic Games, including both spectators and competitors.
Create a Presentation:
Compile your research into a slide show presentation for each selected city.
Each city section should include the following:
Introduction: Brief overview of the city and the year it hosted the Olympics.
Economic Impact: Detailed analysis of the revenue generated and financial benefits to the city.
Infrastructure Development: Description of the main Olympic venues, their construction costs, and current usage.
Visitor Statistics: Data on the number of visitors and competitors, highlighting the influx of people during the Olympics.
Include visuals such as graphs, charts, and photos of the Olympic venues.
Ensure each slide is clear and concise, with key points highlighted.
Resources:
Official Olympic Website: www.olympic.org
City Government Websites: Official websites of the selected host cities.
Sports News Websites: ESPN, BBC Sport, etc.
Economic Reports: Look for reports from financial institutions and research organizations.