Some people think that hosting international sports events may be beneficial for a country. Discuss both views.

While some people think that there are some beneficial impacts when hosting international sporting competitions, detractors believe that the

host

nation would suffer more problems than benefits. In

this

essay, I will discuss both sides of the matter before presenting my personal views. On the one hand, being the

host

nation of a sporting event would spend a significant amount of the state budget. To start with, national infrastructure

such

as roads,

sports

complexes, accommodation establishments, and so on need to be developed.

Consequently

, it can be lead to a burden on the economy in developing countries.

For example

, the Greek government has suffered a considerable debt after hosting the 2004 Athen Olympics.

In addition

, after finishing the sporting event, most of the buildings are not being changed the purpose of use.

This

causes a huge waste of money and human productivity.

For instance

, 10 years after the 2008 Beijing Olympics, among lots of buildings being constructed, the Bird’s Nest stadium is perhaps the only one

that is

still in use today.

On the other hand

, organising

sports

events

might bring lots of advantages to the

host

nation.

First

of all, if the event proceeds without difficulties, the

host

country’s international reputation may be significantly

improve

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. The diplomatic terms will be

also

proved greatly beneficial.

Furthermore

, broadcasted international

sports

competitions allow the

host

country to promote its culture and well-known locations all around the world. By doing

this

, more and more tourists may be attracted and come to

this

country.

This

is what countries often want when organizing international sporting

events

in actually. In conclusion, I think that countries should try hosting international

sports

events

, but only if their financial resources allow them to do. If

this

criterion is not met, these

events

may be detrimental to the

host

country’s social fabric.