Hosting the Winter Games would have significant economic and fiscal impacts to Utah

The Gardner Institute has released several research products detailing the estimated economic impact of hosting the 2034 Winter Games, the economic contribution of the Utah Olympic Legacy Foundation and venues, and research showing the significant demographic and economic growth that has occurred in the state since Salt Lake first hosted the games in 2002 and projected growth through 2034.

Research Products

Estimated Economic Impacts of the 2034 Olympic and Paralympic Games

The 2034 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games would make a significant economic impact to Utah, generating new jobs, income, and $6.6 billion in economic output.

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A Living Legacy: The Utah Olympic Legacy Foundation

The Utah Olympic Legacy Foundation preserves an Olympic history, provides a robust economic contribution to the state, and creates dynamic opportunities for athletes, staff, visitors, and the community.

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Utah Olympic Winter Games: Then and Now

In 2034, Utah will be larger, older, and more racially and ethnically diverse. The Utah economy will be nearly twice the size of 2002 and feature a much larger tourism sector, more international engagement, improved infrastructure, and a robust winter sports economy.

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