Whether the Olympic bid cities will be elected in order of continent 15

No, the general process is that the bidding city submits a written application, preliminary screening, on-site inspection, voting, and signing a contract with the host city.

If there are more than two cities in the same country to bid for the Games, the NOC will determine one of them, i.e. the IOC will only allow one city from each country to bid for the Games.

Arab. Brazil.

North Korea. Denmark.

Russia. France.

Cuba. Netherlands.

Kyrgyzstan.

Côte d’Ivoire. Lithuania.

Mongolia. Nepal. o

According to the Olympic Charter, only the IOC has the authority to determine the host city of the Olympic Games. In accordance with the provisions of the Olympic Charter, the IOC plenary session convened seven years before the Olympic Games is voted on by secret vote by all members.

In order to ensure sufficient time for the preparation of the Olympic Games, cities wishing to host the Olympic Games must submit a written application to the IOC eight years before the Olympic Games; The IOC and the relevant international federations will evaluate it and determine the bidding city. The official vote to determine the host city is at the IOC plenary session held seven years before the Olympic Games, and is decided by secret vote of all members. In voting, a bidding city is determined to be the host city if it receives more than half of the votes; In the case of several cities contending, the method of multiple rounds of voting is adopted, and the city with the least number of votes is eliminated in each round of voting.

If two cities have the same number of votes, an additional vote is added specifically for those two cities, and one is eliminated.

In the aftermath of the Salt Lake City scandal in 1999, the IOC reformed the bidding process, two of the most important of which were:

First, increase the steps of whether or not to accept the bid, so as to eliminate the cities that lack the basic conditions to host the Olympic Games from the beginning.

2. IOC members are not allowed to visit or inspect the host city, nor are representatives of the host city allowed to visit IOC members.

The host cities of the Olympic Games are Athens (Greece), Paris (France), St. Louis (USA), London (UK), Stockholm (Sweden), Berlin (Germany), Antwerp (Belgium), Paris (France), Amsterdam (Netherlands), Los Angeles (USA), Berlin (Germany), Tokyo (Japan), and London (UK).

London (UK), Helsinki (Finland), Melbourne (Australia), Rome (Italy), Tokyo (Japan), Mexico City (Mexico), Munich (Germany), and Montreal (Canada).

Moscow in Russia, Los Angeles in the United States, Seoul in South Korea, Barcelona in Spain, and Atlanta in the United States.

Sydney Australia, Athens Greece, Beijing China, London (UK), Rio de Janeiro (Brazil), Tokyo (Japan).

On the evening of June 4, 2008, IOC President Rogge held a press conference in Athens, Greece, to officially announce the four candidate cities to host the 2016 Summer Olympic Games, Chicago, Madrid, Tokyo and Rio de Janeiro were finally nominated, it is reported that the above four candidate cities must submit a detailed bid report to the IOC before February 12, 2009, waiting for the evaluation of the Olympic Committee delegation. At that time, the National Olympic Committee will visit each candidate city and announce the results one month before the final host city is decided. They will decide the winner in Copenhagen on 2 October 2009.

On June 4, the International Olympic Committee (IOC) held a meeting in Athens to present the seven cities that had submitted bids to host the 2016 Olympic Games, and in the afternoon, the IOC members voted for four candidate cities, with Chicago, Madrid, Tokyo and Rio de Janeiro being nominated for the final stage of the competition. Doha, Prague and Baku were eliminated after the first round of voting. The most surprising result of this round of voting was Doha from Qatar, a wealthy oil-built city that was confident of competing for the right to host the event, but climate was the biggest cause of defeat.

The Chinese football team has just felt the sweltering heat in Doha, and the local temperature will rise in July and August. It was for this reason that the delegates from Doha proposed a proposal to postpone the Games until October, but this proposal was opposed by all the Olympic Committees, and the IOC has always locked the time of the Summer Games between the months, so Doha was finally eliminated early for this reason. With Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, hosting the World Cup in 2014, it is unlikely that they will be given the chance to host the Olympics again.

So, in fact, there will be only three candidates to host the 2016 Olympic Games, with Chicago in the United States being the most favourite. Whether Samaranch can deliver on his promise to win another Olympic Games for Spain in his lifetime will depend on his fitness, and without Samaranch's support, Madrid will have little chance.

Candidate cities for the next Olympic Games (2016) are: Chicago in the United States, Tokyo in Japan, Rio de Janeiro in Brazil, and Madrid in Spain.

In the end, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, successfully qualified to host the event.

The 31st Summer Olympic Games, also known as the Rio 2016 Olympic Games, will be held in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, from August 5 to 21, 2016. Rio de Janeiro will be the first South American city in Olympic history to host the Olympic Games, as well as the first Portuguese-speaking city to host the Games. In addition, the Summer Olympics are the second major sporting event in Brazil after the 2014 World Cup.

The next session in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil will be satisfied.