The winter olympics is an annual event hosted every four years that features competitions in snow and ice sports. The Olympics bring together athletes from all over the world. The Games celebrate excellence, sportsmanship, and unity through events such as skiing, figure skating, hockey, and snowboarding. Countries compete not only for medals, but also for national pride and global recognition. Host cities spend years preparing venues, transportation systems, and ceremonies to welcome millions. At the end of the games, the closing ceremony symbolizes both achievements of the athletes and the transition to the next host of the games.

In 2034, the Winter Olympics will return to the United States. With the events in Salt Lake City and surrounding the mountain community. The state had previously hosted the 2002 Winter Olympics. Leaving behind many world-class venues that are still in use today. Because much of the infrastructure already exists, Utah is a unique position to host cost-efficient and sustainable games. State and local leaders have put careful planning into long-term economic and community benefits. Hosting the Olympics again places Utah back on the global stage once again.