Spectator

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2010-05-10

Celebration, culture and free concerts

During the Championships the centre of Oslo will be filled with cultural events, outdoor concerts and street life for nine days straight. - We want to create an unforgettable celebration and show the public that the World Ski Championships are more than ski races, says Director of Culture and Protocol Tove Indgjerd in Ski-VM 2011.

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2010-01-14

Planning for a big audience

The FIS Nordic World Ski Championships 2011 will be the biggest public event in Norway since the Olympics in Lillehammer in 1994. This, combined with a brand new ski arena, means that WSC 2011 is now focusing on spectator flow. Leading experts from Britain have been helping.

Camp
2009-12-09

A lot of entertainment for spectators

The FIS World Cup at Holmenkollen will be a historical event with the inauguration of a new sports arena. There will also be giant screens, spectator competitions, circulating commentators, live music and reports from spectators and participants.

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2009-12-09

Good and safe spectator management

In order to provide the public with the best possible experience, the 2011 FIS Nordic World Ski Championships 2011 has appointed a dedicated spectator manager. Jørgen Aass has general responsibility for coordination and quality assurance of all services and measures for and towards the public.