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Christina Dragan, Romania 🇷🇴

World Cup Milano 2024

#rhythmic gymnastics #Christina Dragan #rg #gymnast #rhythmic gymnast #flexible #beauty #gymnastics #team romania #romania #World Cup Milano 2024

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citylifeorg · 4 months ago

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Three World Cup Events Coming to Lake Placid

World Championships and World Cups in Three Different Sports on 2024-25 Schedule Bid To Host Milano Cortina 2026 Contends To Become Back-Up Venue for Bobsled, Luge and Skeleton Events Lake Placid – Home of the 1932 and 1980 Winter Olympic Games – Continues To Attract World’s Best Athletes to New York State Builds on Governor’s Commitment to Supporting New York’s $123 Billion Tourism…

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keynewssuriname · 9 months ago

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Groene Ster-speler Goelaman in eindselectie Suriname

Romeo Goelaman behoort tot de eindselectie van de Surinaamse Zaalvoetbalbond. Hij kreeg woensdag het nieuws waar hij op hoopte. De Vlissingse zaalvoetballer behoort tot de eindselectie van Suriname. Dit meldt PCZ.nl. "Afgelopen nacht heb ik misschien drie uur geslapen." Goelaman was zo opgetogen, nadat hij die avond ervoor, samen met alle andere geselecteerde spelers, naar de middencirkel werd geroepen. Daardoor zal de speler van Groene Ster Vlissingen in ieder geval drie groepswedstrijden spelen op de CONCACAF Futsal Championship, die op 13 april in Nicaragua van start gaat. "Alle ogen zijn nu op Mexico gericht", zegt Goelaman. "Dat wordt denk ik meteen de belangrijkste wedstrijd, als we de groepsfase willen doorstaan. Tegen Costa Rica moeten we de schade zien te beperken en van Haïti moeten we kunnen winnen." Het toernooi begint met een groepsfase bestaande uit drie groepen van elk vier teams. Na het spelen van de Round-Robin gaan de groepswinnaars, de runner-ups en de twee beste landen op de derde plaats door naar de knock-outfase. De knock-outfase met acht teams begint met de kwartfinales, gevolgd door de halve finales, de wedstrijd om de derde plaats en de finale. Aan het eind van het evenement kwalificeren de vier beste landen (halvefinalisten) zich voor de FIFA Futsal World Cup Oezbekistan 2024. In groep B zitten: Panama, Cuba, Canada en Nicaragua. In groep C zitten Guatemala, Verenigde Staten van Amerika, Trinidad & Tobago en Dominicaanse Republiek. In de vorige editie van de Concacaf Futsal Championship, die in 2021 in Guatemala werd gespeeld, won Costa Rica zijn vierde titel na het verslaan van de Verenigde Staten met 3-2 in de finale. In de wedstrijd om de derde plaats versloeg Guatemala Panama met 3-2 in extra tijd. Deze vier landen vertegenwoordigden de Confederatie in de FIFA Futsal World Cup Litouwen 2021. Behalve Goelaman behoren ook Adams Ike, Pita Milano, Donner Lorenzo, Naana Jaemie, Maatrijk Gillian, Plet Marcelinho, Plet Rivaldo, Sastromedjo Vangelino, Doesburg Nazario, Blatz Giovanni, Blijd Anthony, Borgis Gillian Verano, Panchoe Resham tot de selectie. De technische staf bestaat uit: Parmessar Prishad, Garden Derrick, Tokromo Sovanna Read the full article

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lamilanomagazine · 1 year ago

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Per la prima volta a Milano la World Cup di ginnastica ritmica, in pedana 41 nazioni e 150 atlete

Per la prima volta a Milano la World Cup di ginnastica ritmica, in pedana 41 nazioni e 150 atlete. Si avvicina l'appuntamento con l'ultima tappa del circuito internazionale di Ginnastica Ritmica. Dal 21 al 23 luglio, al Mediolanum Forum, andrà in scena l'atto finale della World Cup 2023 con le Farfalle della squadra e le individualiste azzurre a impreziosire ancor di più la competizione e lo spettacolo. La manifestazione è stata presentata questa mattina a Palazzo Marino, alla presenza dell'assessora allo Sport Martina Riva, dal Presidente della Federazione Ginnastica d'Italia Gherardo Tecchi e dalla presidente del Comitato Organizzatore dell'ultima tappa del Circuito World Cup 2023 dei piccoli attrezzi Paola Porfiri. La tappa italiana, per la prima volta in scena a Milano, chiude il circuito della World Cup 2023 dopo gli appuntamenti di Atene (Grecia), Sofia (Bulgaria), Tashkent (Uzbekistan) e Baku (Azerbaigian) e sarà decisiva in vista del Mondiale di Valencia (23-27 agosto) e qualificante per i Giochi Olimpici di Parigi 2024. A difendere i colori azzurri il team delle "Farfalle", capitanate da Alessia Maurelli. Tra le individualiste invece grandi protagoniste saranno Milena Baldassarri e Sofia Raffaeli, la Campionessa del Mondo in carica che, a Milano, si giocherà con la bulgara Stiliana Nikolova il titolo del circuito di Coppa del Mondo. Da segnalare, nel roaster Italiano, anche la presenza di una new entry milanese: Viola Sella, dalla storica società meneghina "Forza e Coraggio", che si è classificata terza ai recenti Campionati Assoluti di Folgaria e avrà l'opportunità di farsi valere giocando "in casa" nella sua Milano. Le grandi protagoniste internazionali saranno tutte presenti: la bulgara Boryana Kaleyn, la tedesca Darja Varfolomeev, le israeliane Daria Atamanov e Adi Asya Katz, l'ucraina Viktoriia Onopriienko. Sedici, invece, le squadre in gara: presente l'insieme di Bulgaria, Cina, Giappone, Israele, Ucraina, Giappone, solo per citare alcuni dei più forti. Per una World Cup che promette già spettacolo. "La Coppa del mondo di Ginnastica ritmica rappresenta un altro importante e strategico tassello nel percorso di affermazione di Milano quale città dello sport internazionale - ha commentato l'assessora Riva nel corso della presentazione che si è tenuta oggi a Palazzo Marino -. Siamo fieri di accogliere le 'Farfalle' e le tante atlete italiane e straniere che gareggeranno in maniera individuale o in team nei prossimi giorni: siamo certi che la qualità e il talento che dimostreranno anche in questa occasione permetteranno di far conoscere e apprezzare la ginnastica ritmica a un pubblico sempre più ampio, conquistandolo". "Quest'anno la Coppa del Mondo di Ritmica si sposta a Milano, nel cuore della regione più ginnica d'Italia, con più società affiliate e tesserati FGI, e in un impianto, il Mediolanum Forum, abituato ai grandi eventi, sportivi e non solo – ha aggiunto il Presidente della Federazione Ginnastica d'Italia Gherardo Tecchi –. Dopo tante indimenticabili edizioni a Pesaro, la tappa italiana della World Cup dei piccoli attrezzi, ormai stabilmente eletta a finale dell'intero circuito, aveva bisogno di un palcoscenico più ampio, di una cornice di livello internazionale, capace di rispondere ad una richiesta costantemente crescente sia in termini recettivi per le tantissime Federazioni straniere ospitate, sia di posti in tribuna per un pubblico che continua, anno dopo anno, ad aumentare". Per chi non potrà essere presente al Mediolanum Forum, comunque, la Federazione Ginnastica d'Italia, che sta organizzando l'evento insieme al Comitato Organizzatore locale, garantirà la completa visibilità di tutte le gare. Infatti, venerdì 21 e sabato 22 luglio, le qualificazioni e il concorso generale saranno trasmessi sul canale Youtube della FGI. Dal web alla tv, il grande salto poi è assicurato per la giornata delle finali di specialità. Le sfide per attrezzo andranno in diretta televisiva, in chiaro, domenica 23 luglio dalle 14 su La7, la rete ammiraglia del gruppo Cairo Comunication, che ha accompagnato i piccoli attrezzi durante tutto il corso della stagione agonistica nazionale e internazionale, tra la Serie A, gli Assoluti e il circuito di World Cup. Conclude Gherardo Tecchi: "Mi auguro poi che la vocazione olimpica di Milano, lo spirito a cinque cerchi che si respira sotto la Madonnina, in attesa dell'appuntamento invernale del 2026, pervada l'animo delle nostre atlete a poche settimane dall'appuntamento iridato di Valencia, in Spagna, qualificante per i Giochi di Parigi. Nella tre giorni di fine luglio, sulla pedana meneghina, passeranno le migliori interpreti della disciplina, étoile planetarie che i nostri appassionati, di solito, possono vedere soltanto in tv. E invece, da venerdì 21 a domenica 23 saranno alla portata di tutti, a cominciare dalle campionesse del mondo, Sofia Raffaeli, Milena Baldassarri e le ginnaste della Squadra italiana. Ringrazio ovviamente il Comitato organizzatore e l'amministrazione locale per lo sforzo profuso affinché uno degli spettacoli più belli e seguiti del pianeta trovasse una nuova casa a Milano".... #notizie #news #breakingnews #cronaca #politica #eventi #sport #moda Read the full article

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csrgood · 5 years ago

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IOC and Airbnb Announce Major Global Olympic Partnership for Sustainability

The International Olympic Committee (IOC) and Airbnb today announced a significant agreement to support the Olympic Movement through to 2028. The nine-year, five-Games partnership is designed to create a new standard for hosting that will be a win for host cities, a win for spectators and fans, and a win for athletes.

Watch: IOC and Airbnb announce major Global Olypic Parnership

In line with Olympic Agenda 2020, the IOC’s strategic roadmap for the future, and Airbnb’s mission to promote sustainable travel, the agreement supports the sustainability objectives of the Olympic Movement. These joint efforts will be in line with the UN Sustainable Development Goals to provide travel options that are economically empowering, socially inclusive and environmentally sustainable. The agreement includes accommodation provisions that will reduce costs for Olympic Games organisers and stakeholders, minimise the need for construction of new accommodation infrastructure for the Olympic Games period, and generate direct revenue for local hosts and communities. Working together with the International Paralympic Committee (IPC), Airbnb will also promote accommodation that supports accessibility for people with disabilities or other accessibility needs.

IOC President Thomas Bach said: “This innovative partnership underpins our strategy to ensure that the efficient staging of the Olympic Games is sustainable and leaves a legacy for the host community. With Airbnb’s support, we will also develop new opportunities for athletes around the world to develop their own direct revenue streams through the promotion of physical activity and the Olympic values. Through this partnership, there will also be a direct benefit for athletes over and above the USD 5 billion the IOC is distributing during this Olympiad for their benefit to Organising Committees and sports organisations around the world.”

Airbnb Co-Founder Joe Gebbia said: “Airbnb and the IOC have a strong track record in creating and accommodating the world’s greatest events. Our Olympic partnership will ensure that the Games are the most inclusive, accessible and sustainable yet, and leave a lasting positive legacy for athletes and host communities. Airbnb’s mission is to create a world where anyone can belong anywhere, and we are proud that the Olympic spirit will be carried by our community.”

CREATING NEW AIRBNB HOSTS

The partnership will generate hundreds of thousands of new hosts over nine years, giving community residents the opportunity to earn extra income by providing accommodation and local experiences to visiting fans, athletes and other members of the Olympic Movement. For visitors, the Airbnb community will offer a more local and authentic way to immerse themselves in the host cities and engage with the local communities. For the cities themselves, the Airbnb community represents a more environmentally sustainable way of accommodating a surge in visitors.

AIRBNB OLYMPIAN EXPERIENCES

The IOC and Airbnb will launch Airbnb Olympian Experiences to provide direct earning opportunities for athletes, underlining the IOC’s efforts to support athletes and put them at the heart of the Olympic Movement. To be launched in early 2020, this new category will bring Airbnb’s goal of providing economic empowerment through hosting to athletes across the globe – beyond the timeframe and geographical location of the Games. Promoting sport and physical activity, these experiences will include everything from the chance to train with an Olympian to exploring a city with an elite athlete. In the coming months, Airbnb and the IOC, through the IOC Athlete365 platform, will provide support and training to athletes interested in becoming a host on the Airbnb Experiences platform.

In addition, the IOC will make at least USD 28 million worth of Airbnb accommodation available over the course of the partnership to athletes competing at the Olympic and Paralympic Games for competition- and training-related travel.

Kirsty Coventry, Chair of the IOC Athletes’ Commission, said: “On behalf of the Athletes’ Commission, I am delighted that our new global agreement with Airbnb will benefit the athletes directly. This includes direct revenue opportunities from sharing their passion for sport through Airbnb Olympian Experiences, as well as direct support for their accommodation needs. We work to empower athletes around the world on and off the field of play, and this agreement is another example of how we are supporting and advocating for athletes throughout their career.”

SUPPORT FOR REFUGEE ATHLETES

Airbnb will also support the IOC in continuing to address the challenges faced by refugees around the world. The IOC has a long-standing commitment to refugees, including cooperation with the UN Refugee Agency (UNHCR) since 1994, the creation of the IOC Refugee Olympic Team for the Olympic Games Rio 2016 and Tokyo 2020, and the creation of the Olympic Refuge Foundation in 2017. Airbnb has been supporting refugee initiatives since 2015 through its “Open Homes” programme, which connects generous hosts with those in need of temporary accommodation, including refugees. To date, more than 35,000 people have been housed in times of need. Over the course of the partnership, the IOC and Airbnb will establish further programmes to provide long-term support to refugees.

Airbnb has previously supported the Olympic Games Rio 2016 and Olympic Winter Games PyeongChang 2018 as a domestic sponsor. A recent World Economic Forum study found that during the Olympic Games Rio 2016, the additional capacity provided to visitors to Rio through Airbnb’s platform was equivalent to 257 hotels, saving the city in terms of materials use and carbon emissions, while also providing approximately USD 30 million in direct revenue for hosts and generating an estimated total economic activity of USD 100 million in three weeks. Similarly, during the Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games PyeongChang 2018, Airbnb hosts earned a collective USD 2.3 million in income providing accommodation to 15,000 visitors who would have required 46 hotels. And most recently, in Japan, Airbnb hosts across the country welcomed more than 650,000 travellers during the Rugby World Cup period, earning more than USD 70 million in host income.

Airbnb becomes the Worldwide Olympic Partner in the exclusive category of “Unique Accommodation Products and Unique Experiences Services”. Worldwide Olympic Partners support every National Olympic Committee and their teams, and every organiser of the Olympic Games, as well as providing support for athletes and the development of sport at all levels around the world. In addition, Partners promote the Olympic values and help create memorable experiences for fans worldwide.

Jiri Kejval, IOC Marketing Commission Chair, said: “Since it was founded in 2008, Airbnb has grown to become a global household name. This partnership supports the future sustainable operations of the Olympic Movement and demonstrates the ongoing appeal of the Olympic commercial programmes to the world’s leading brands.”

As a global Partner, Airbnb will support the Olympic Games Tokyo 2020, the Olympic Winter Games Beijing 2022, the Olympic Games Paris 2024, the Olympic Winter Games Milano Cortina 2026 and the Olympic Games Los Angeles 2028.

The agreement also includes marketing rights for the IPC and the Paralympic Games through the IOC-IPC long-term collaboration agreement, as well as for the Youth Olympic Games.

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The International Olympic Committee is a not-for-profit independent international organisation made up of volunteers, which is committed to building a better world through sport. It redistributes more than 90 per cent of its income to the wider sporting movement, which means that every day the equivalent of 3.4 million US dollars goes to help athletes and sports organisations at all levels around the world.

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For more information, please contact the IOC Media Relations Team: Tel: +41 21 621 6000 email: [email protected], or visit our web site at www.olympic.org.

source: https://www.csrwire.com/press_releases/43110-IOC-and-Airbnb-Announce-Major-Global-Olympic-Partnership-for-Sustainability?tracking_source=rss

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backscale-pivot-queen · 5 months ago

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