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Was there been a country that has held the Olympics twice?
Yes Nations that have hosted (or will have hosted) the Olympics more than once include:United StatesGermanyCanadaGreat BritainJapanRussia (USSR)AustriaFranceSouth KoreaNorwayGreeceItalyAustraliaSwitzerland
How long are the Olympics held?
More than a month.
Did Beijing hosted the Olympics more than once?
NO
How many times has usain bolt been in the Olympics and if more than once what are the dates?
Once
What city was the 2010 Olympics held?
There weren't any 2010 Olympics except if you mean't the winter Olympics which are a different thing than the Olympics thank you very much. The Winter Olympics were held in Vancouver Canada.
When and where were the first summer Olympics held?
Atens Greece more than 2500 years ago
What cities including 2012 hosted Olympics more than once?
Including the 2012 Olympics in London, UK, 6 countries have hosted the Olympics more than once. They are; Greece (1986 & 2004) France (1900 & 1924) USA (1904, 1932, 1984 & 1996) UK (1908, 1948 & 2012) Germany (1936 & 1972*) Australia (1956 & 2000) *the 1972 games were held in West Germany, as at the time the country was still split into East and West Germany
How much does it cost to host Olympics?
More than what is left of our once-wonderful country can afford.
Did the Olympic torch ever blown out in the middle of the Olympics?
yes more than once! :P
Has Vancouver ever held the Olympics?
Never other than 2010.
When was the first olympic held?
The first Olympics of the modern era were held in 1896. The first Olympic games were held in 776 BC and took place in Olympia, Greece.
Why did they not have the 2004 Olympics?
Prior to 1992 both summer and winter Olympics were held in the same calendar year. After that year it was decided that the winter Olympics should be held in the off two years from the summer Olympics so in 1994 the winter Olympics were held in Lillihammer, Norway just two years after the previous winter Olympics. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Winter_Olympic_Games
