Olympic Travel

LA 2028 is the most anticipated Summer Olympics since Sydney 2000. Across 15 days in July–August 2028, 13,000 athletes from 206 countries will compete across iconic LA venues — the Coliseum, SoFi Stadium, Staples Center, and temporary venues on iconic beaches. For fans: a city that knows how to put on a show. For athletes: world-class training infrastructure exists right now, years ahead of the Games.

The 2026 Winter Olympics split between two of Italy's most extraordinary cities. Milan handles ice events in world-class indoor arenas; Cortina d'Ampezzo — the Queen of the Dolomites — hosts alpine skiing on some of the most dramatic mountain terrain ever used in Olympic competition. Opening Ceremony: February 6, 2026. This is happening now — qualifying is live.

Home to the US Olympic & Paralympic Training Center — the most visited Olympic training facility in the world. At 6,035 feet elevation, it's where US Olympic athletes in 20+ sports live and train year-round. The venue is open for tours, the altitude camp infrastructure serves international teams, and the US Air Force Academy and surrounding mountains make this a world-class training destination for any national team preparing for LA 2028.

The Olympic Capital. Lausanne hosts the International Olympic Committee headquarters, the Court of Arbitration for Sport, the World Anti-Doping Agency tribunal, and the Olympic Museum — the finest sports museum in the world. Every international federation has representation here. Every Olympic sport's governing body passes through. For team officials, federation representatives, and Olympic-movement professionals, Lausanne is the permanent address of Olympic travel.

The 2030 Winter Olympics return to France for the first time since Grenoble 1968. The French Alps edition — anchored in Courchevel, Méribel, Val d'Isère and Albertville — covers 3 Valleys terrain that alpine skiers consider the finest race terrain in the world. Pre-qualification training in the French Alps begins in 2026. The best pre-Games training camps in alpine, cross-country, and biathlon are available now.

Host of the 2002 Winter Olympics and confirmed host for 2034. The Utah Olympic Park in Park City — bobsled and ski jump venue — remains fully operational as a training and fan experience site. Alta, Snowbird, Park City Mountain, and Deer Valley give alpine and freestyle skiers the best high-altitude powder training in North America. Already booking as a pre-Games training hub for 2028 and 2034.

Brisbane 2032 has the longest lead time in Olympic history — and Australia is already preparing. The Gabba and surrounding southeast Queensland infrastructure are being rebuilt specifically for the Games. For Southern Hemisphere teams competing in northern winter sports, Brisbane offers climate-reversal training — Australian summer coincides with northern winter qualifying season, making it the ideal reverse-season training base for 2032.