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Accreditation for Courchevel-Meribel 2023 open

Oct 03, 2022·Alpine Skiing
COURCHEVEL, FRANCE - MARCH 20: Ambiance during the Audi FIS Alpine Ski World Cup Women's Giant Slalom on March 20, 2022 in Courchevel, France. (Photo by Paul Brechu/Agence Zoom)

The 6th of February 2023 will mark the first day of the FIS Alpine World Ski Championships in Courchevel- Meribel (FRA), where 12 days of competition await with 6 different disciplines and 54 medals to be awarded.

Over 600 athletes from 75 countries will participate in the event, along with 20.000 spectators a day from around the world. Besides the volunteers and sponsors, around 1,800 media representatives are expected.

For media representatives planning to cover the event on-site, the application for accreditation is now open and can be submitted via the Courchevel-Meribel 2023 website. For more information, please visit the media section of the website, which will be updated continuously.

Spectator tickets for the event are also available on the Courchevel-Meribel 2023 website, as well as different options for accommodation.

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