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During the FIS session, two World Championships were awarded to Val Gardena, Italy, due to the high caliber of bids from Narvik, Norway, Soldeu, Andorra and Val Gardena. The anticipation was high as FIS President Johan Eliasch prepared to announce the 2031 host city. When Val Gardena was chosen as the host, the delegation led by Rainer Senoner erupted in celebration. This marked the realization of a years-long vision for Val Gardena to host the Alpine World Ski Championships for the second time since 1970.
The decision to award Val Gardena as the host city was met with great excitement and jubilation from the delegation led by Rainer Senoner. With three other strong bids from Narvik, Soldeu and Val Gardena made it tough for FIS to decide on one winner. However, after careful consideration and evaluation of all bids, FIS chose Val Gardena for its excellent facilities and history of hosting top-class ski events.
As FIS President Johan Eliasch announced Val Gardena as the host city for the 2031 Alpine World Ski Championships, a hush fell over the room in anticipation. The delegation from Val Gardena erupted in jubilation at this news. Their selection marked a significant moment in their long-standing vision to bring back this prestigious event to their region once again. This decision confirmed that Val Gardena will remain a premier destination for world-class skiing events in Europe.
Overall, it is an honor for Val Gardena to be chosen as a host city for such an important event like Alpine World Ski Championships 2031. This achievement is a testament to their commitment and passion towards hosting top-level ski events in Italy’s Dolomites region.
