The Olympics Delay as an Opportunity for Preparation and Recovery
The players and national teams will also get an opportunity to prepare more and sharpen their play.
The Tokyo Olympics delay to 2021 could be what Japan and the IOC, International Olympics Committee, need for preparation, and recovery from the ravages of COVID-19. The postponement of the Olympics and the Paralympics was a catastrophe for the games. Still, the 2021 push could now be a chance for all the relevant organizations to prepare and recover their investment. The players and national teams will also get an opportunity to prepare more and sharpen their play. Practice makes perfect, and the Olympics delay could be a way for teams and players to prepare.
2020: A Year of Tumult
2020 has been a year of tumult, and instead of wallowing in the postponement of the Olympics, Tokyo should take it as an opportunity to see it host the games successfully. The Olympics and its hosting in Tokyo, Japan, saw a multi-billion dollar investment in the city and Japan.
Numerous stadiums were erected, and others renovated to ensure that the games would be held in up-to-standard venues and locations. The preparations were also underway in hotels and accommodation facilities, both private and public, to ensure that the millions of visitors who attend the event would be accommodated. All these preparations cost money and had seen investments in numerous sectors in preparation for the 2020 Olympics.
