Which nations will host the next editions of the Olympics?

Dear reader, if you are excited to know where the next editions of the Olympics, you will be elated when you find out. It turns out that the next 3 cities hosting the event have wonderful places to visit in addition to the stadiums and arenas where the games will take place! 

In this post, we will talk about each of them. We will, of course, indicate in which year each one will host the Summer Olympic Games and we will talk a little about tourist places to visit there! So, are you excited to know the names of the three cities? We tell you: Tokyo, Los Angeles and… Paris!

This news is sure to make any tourist's heart very excited. It is no surprise that the chosen cities celebrate when they manage to be classified to host the event. This means that they should receive thousands and thousands of tourists, something that inevitably boosts the local and national economy. 

However, when it comes especially to the three cities mentioned, we are already talking about extremely well-known and touristy cities. Check it out below!

Upcoming editions of the Olympics: cities and tourism

Tokyo 2020

Good thing we can already count on the Games approaching next year! While some are anxiously waiting to watch everything on TV, there are those who want to follow some of their favorite sports up close. If you can secure tickets and accommodation for Tokyo, do so soon. 

Furthermore, it is necessary to check whether the games still have lots for sale, since many sports fill the venues that accommodate them very early. Examples of this are athletics, swimming, artistic gymnastics and rhythmic gymnastics competitions. Therefore, if your sport is one of these favorites, you better run. 

Obviously, being in Tokyo to see the first of next editions of the Olympics, you will enjoy getting to know the main tourist sites in the area. This, for those with money, may involve just staying in the capital of Japan or even visiting other tourist attractions in the country. 

In any case, below we leave some of the main places to visit in the city:

• Harakuju, the perfect neighborhood to closely observe Japanese culture in all its vigor, through clothing, cuisine and architecture;
• Meiji Shrine, a beautiful sanctuary characteristic of Japanese religious culture;
• Ajakusa district, the oldest in the city, where you will find the oldest Buddhist temple and other pearls of Japanese culture.

Paris and Los Angeles

The decision to approve Paris and Los Angeles as the cities that will host the next editions of the Olympics it's recent. Therefore, it is not yet known who will host the 2024 or 2028 edition. This is a decision that the committees must make internally. 

Meanwhile, it doesn't hurt to check out the most popular and popular tourist sites in these cities. Maybe you're not planning to go to both editions, so checking out the tourist attractions is great so you can decide which city you're going to visit. 

In Paris, we have nothing less than the Eiffel Tower, that is, one of the most visited monuments in the entire world. In addition to visiting it, you can also go to the Louvre which, in turn, is one of the most famous museums in the world. Paris is full of extremely visited and desired places.

This would be just the beginning of the immensity of recommended places for tourists in the capital of love. However, we still need to talk about Los Angeles. If love is highly explored in Paris, in the American city we have the capital of cinema. In Los Angeles you will find the famous Hollywood sign, but not only that. 

The city is attractive both for those coming from outside the country and for those who live there! Everything about it, just like in Paris, attracts attention. To give you an idea, one of the most famous tours is through the city's neighborhoods, to see local life. 

Given all this information, do your research and make the decision to plan to participate in at least one of the upcoming editions of the Olympics. Hope having made it clear that this is not just worth it for the Games themselves, but for the experience outside the stadiums and arenas as well.