Austria
Bet-at-home sponsors 2010 Euro Handball Championships
Austria-based betting company bet-at-home.com has agreed a new deal to be an official partner of the European Handball Federation’s (EHF) European Handball Championships taking place in Austria in 2010.
Innsbruck to host first Winter Youth Olympic Games
The International Olympic Committee (IOC) awarded Innsbruck the rights to host the first Winter Youth Olympic Games in 2012.
Shortlist for 2012 Youth Olympic Winter Games announced
Innsbruck in Austria and Kuopio in Finland have been shortlisted to compete for host city rights for the 2012 Youth Olympic Winter Games.
EBU and OSV agreement on key skiing events
The European Broadcasting Union (EBU)and the Austrian Skiing Association (OSV) signed a landmark agreement to broadcast key European skiing events.
EURO 2008 final to generate €300 million
A study conducted by EURO 2008 sponsor MasterCard into the financial effects of Euro 2008 has said the economic impact of Sunday's final could be worth €300 million.
Football Fans Could Lose up to £24 million Cash in Austria and Switzerland
Football fans across Europe travelling to Austria and Switzerland for UEFA EURO 2008™ could lose up to £24,000,000 in cash during the tournament, according to new research by Maestro® , the debit brand of MasterCard Worldwide, Official Sponsor of UEFA EURO 2008™.
Euro 2008 set for record revenue
The 2008 European Championship will generate a record income of around €1.3 billion, according to European football’s governing body, Uefa.
Kentaro to market Austrian national football rights
The Austrian Football Association (ÖFB) agreed a deal with the Kentaro Group for the international marketing of its TV rights.
Austrian broadcaster ORF to screen European Cup
Austrian public broadcaster ORF has secured the rights to broadcast all 31 matches for next year’s EURO 2008.
2014 WINTER GAMES HOST CITY DAY OF RECKONING
The Host City of the 2014 Olympic Winter Games will be elected at the 119th IOC Session in Guatemala City later today with IOC members choosing between the cities of Sochi (Russian Federation), Salzburg (Austria) and PyeongChang (Republic of Korea).
GAK DENIED PLACE IN AUSTRIA’S SECOND DIVISION
Former Austrian Bundesliga champions GAK may have to play in Austria's amateur leagues after losing a legal battle to stay in the Bundesliga’s second division.
AUSTRIA AND SWITZERLAND SAY EURO 2008 ON TARGET
The organisers of the 2008 European Championship said they were confident that much of the Euro 2008 infrastructure is already in place, a year ahead of the start of the tournament.
2014 IOC BID REPORT SETS UP WIDE OPEN RACE
The IOC’s Evaluation Commission Report praised three very high quality bids for the 2014 Winter Olympic Games, although Salzburg, Austria must seek to make up some ground on Sochi and PyeongChang. Despite having an ‘excellent concept’ the Commission raised concerns over a shortage of detail in its bid.
SALZBURG 2014 BID SHINES IN OUTREACH TO YOUTH
Franz Klammer, Olympic legend and Salzburg 2014 International Chairman, expressed his excitement that the IOC Evaluation Commission Report recognised the vision of Salzburg for reconnecting the young to the Olympic Winter Games.
2014 IOC BID REPORT SETS UP WIDE OPEN RACE
The IOC’s Evaluation Commission Report praised three very high quality bids for the 2014 Winter Olympic Games, although Salzburg, Austria must seek to make up some ground on Sochi and PyeongChang. Despite having an ‘excellent concept’ the Commission raised concerns over a shortage of detail in its bid.
PUBLICATION OF THE 2014 EVALUATION COMMISSION REPORT
The IOC Evaluation Commission for the XXII Olympic Winter Games in 2014 will today publish its technical report on each of the three cities bidding for the Games.
KIA BECOMES OFFICIAL SPONSOR OF UEFA EURO 2008™
South Korean carmakers Kia Motors agreed a deal to become an official global sponsor of the 2008 UEFA European Football Championship.
AUSTRIAN CLUB GAK FACES BANKRUPTCY
Austrian state prosecutors filed bankruptcy charges against Austrian Bundesliga club GAK.