BULLETIN #1

7-17 August 2025
Published by the Executive Committee of
TWG 2025 Chengdu
TWG 2025 | 7-17 August | Chengdu, CHINA
Published: Wednesday | August 14 | 2024

Contents
1. Welcome Message from IWGA President /2
2. TWG 2025 Chengdu LOC and Chengdu ExCo /3
2.1 The Organising Committee of The World Games 2025 Chengdu (TWG 2025 Chengdu LOC) /3
2.2 The Executive Committee of TWG 2025 Chengdu (Chengdu ExCo) /3
2.3 Venue Clusters and Venue Operations Centres (VOCs) /3
3. Logo, Slogan and Mascot /5
3.1 Logo /5
3.2 Slogan /7
3.3 Mascot /8
4. Media Coverage /9
4.1 TWG Twelve Monthly Fairs /9
4.2 Publicity and Media Coverage /14
4.3 One-Year Countdown Ceremony /15
5. Main Media Centre /19
6. Sports Programme /21
6.1 Sports /21
6.2 Competition Venues /24
7. TWG 2025 Chengdu-Accreditation Packages against Fee per Night/Day /26
8. Instructions to Visitors /27
9. General Guidelines on Authorised Identifications at TWG  /2710. Follow Us /28

THE
WORLD
GAMES
2025
CHENGDU

The World Games 2025 Chengdu
Bulletin #1
Published by the Executive Committee of TWG 2025 Chengdu
2TWG 2025 | 7-17 August | Chengdu, CHINA

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Welcome Message from IWGA President

Dear IF representatives,
Dear Partners,
Dear Friends of The World Games,
It is with great pleasure and immense pride that I welcome you to The World Games 2025
in Chengdu, China. This spectacular city, known for its rich cultural heritage and dynamic spirit,is the perfect stage for the celebration of sports, unity, and the relentless pursuit of excellence thatdefine our event, The World Games.
As we only just celebrated the One Year to Go mark, we are not just getting ready toparticipate in a multi-sport event; we are set to partake in a global festival of athleticism andcamaraderie. The World Games have always been a platform for showcasing not only the
extraordinary talents of athletes from around the world but also the values of fair play, respect,
gender equity and international friendship. These games will serve as a reminder that despite ourdiverse backgrounds, we are united by our shared passion for sport and our collective aspiration
for a better, more connected world.
I would like to extend my heartfelt gratitude to the city of Chengdu, the Local Organising
Committee, our sponsors, and countless volunteers whose dedication and hard work will make thisevent possible. Their commitment to excellence and hospitality will ensure that every participantand spectator have an unforgettable experience.
To the IF representatives and officials, thank you for your unwavering support and guidance.
Your expertise and dedication are crucial to the success of our athletes and the smooth operationof this event.
As we embark on this exciting journey together over the coming months, you will findvaluable information to prepare in this first issue of the Bulletin. Another three issues will follow
in the lead up The World Games with up-to-date and relevant communication.
Thank you for being a part of The World Games 2025. I wish all our stakeholders the very
best in their preparations and we remain available to support you along the way.
Warm regards,
International World Games Association President
José Perurena2

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TWG 2025 Chengdu LOC and Chengdu ExCo

2.1

The Organising Committee of The World Games 2025 Chengdu(TWG 2025 Chengdu LOC)
On 1 November 2023, TWG 2025 Chengdu LOC was established, with Ministerof the General Administration of Sport of China and Governor of Sichuan Province
as the Presidents, leaders of the General Administration of Sport of China , Sichuan
Province and Chengdu Municipality as Vice Presidents, and Mr WANG Fengchao,
Mayor of Chengdu, as the Vice President and Secretary General.

2.2

The Executive Committee of TWG 2025 Chengdu(Chengdu ExCo)In March 2024, upon the approval of TWG 2025 LOC, Chengdu ExCo wasestablished as its executive entity, with Mr WANG Fengchao, Mayor of Chengdu, as
the President, executive leaders of Chengdu as Vice Presidents, and Mr XU Xingguo,
Vice Mayor of Chengdu, as the Vice President and Secretary General. Chengdu ExCo
consists of the following 10 departments in charge of the preparations for TWG
2025 Chengdu: General Affairs Office of Chengdu ExCo, Department of Discipline
Inspection, Auditing and Legal Services, Department of Workforce Management(Volunteer Services), Department of Logistical Support, Department of Sports(Doping Control), Department of External Liaison, Department of Media (Opening
and Closing Ceremonies), Department of Transportation and Security, Department of
TWG Village, and Department of Urban Affairs and Services.

2.3

Venue Clusters and Venue Operations Centres (VOCs)
According to the venue distribution and the administrative divisions ofChengdu, eight Venue Cluster Committees have been established, the Tianfu New
Area Venue Cluster Committee, Eastern New Area Venue Cluster Committee, Hi3

tech Zone Venue Cluster Committee, Jinniu Venue Cluster Committee, Wuhou
Venue Cluster Committee, Longquanyi Venue Cluster Committee, Xindu Venue
Cluster Committee, and Jianyang Venue Cluster Committee. Under these Venue
Cluster Committees, there are a total of 22 VOCs set up, namely, the Xinglong
Lake Hubin VOC, Xinglong Lake Beach VOC, Tianfu Park VOC, Chengdu
Sport University Ball Games VOC, Chengdu Sport University Water Sports andFlying Disc VOC, Chengdu NO.7 High School Eastern Campus VOC, Sancha
Lake Water Sports VOC, Eastern New Area Foot Orienteering VOC, Tianfu
International Hotel Billiards Sports VOC, Hi-tech Zone Wushu and Powerlifting
VOC, Hi-tech Zone Ball Games and Flying Disc VOC, Chengbei DanceSport
VOC, Sichuan Softball VOC, Sichuan Gymnasium VOC, Dong’an Lake Indoor
Sports VOC, Dong’an Lake Outdoor Sports VOC, Qinglong Lake Archery VOC,
Longquan High School Korfball VOC, Xiangcheng Floorball VOC, Chengdu
Roller Sports VOC, Jianyang Polo VOC, and Jianyang Cultural and Sports Centre
Gymnasium VOC.

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Logo, Slogan and Mascot

3.1

Logo
On 17 May 2024, the International World Games Association (IWGA) and

Chengdu ExCo officially released the logo of TWG 2025 Chengdu. The logo design
is inspired by the Chinese giant panda, hibiscus flower and Chinese knot, with
Chinese Red, Jinsha Yellow, Park Green, Panda Black and Snowy White as themain colours. As an important symbol of TWG 2025 Chengdu, this logo effectively
conveys the Olympic spirit and highlights the traditional Chinese elements and thecharacteristics of Chengdu, highlighting the values of “Unity, Inclusiveness andDiversity”.

Logo + IWGA Logo

Horizontal Version

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Vertical Version

The unveiled logo boasts vibrant hues and a minimalist design: the semicircularperimeter intertwined with a pattern of triangles elegantly frames a blooming hibiscus
flower. Five colourful geometric blocks ingeniously form the faces of four cartoon
pandas.
The Logo’s composition draws upon the form of the Chinese knot, an ancient handmade craft that symbolises unity, prosperity, and good fortune with its myriad shapes,
akin to a Rubik's Cube woven from cords. The semicircles mimic panda ears while
also serving as geometric hibiscus petals. Each of the four symmetrical sections
presents a panda’s face.

Panda

Chinese knot

Hibiscus flower

6In early April, the review and selection meeting was convened in Chengdu, where 23
renowned designers, senior experts, scholars, and researchers, including HAN Meilin, seniorprofessor of arts from Tsinghua University, and QIAN Zhe, BIL Division Chief of Beijing 2008
Summer Olympics, assessed the shortlisted designs and narrow down to ten finalists. Following
further professional refinement, five candidate logos were chosen for a public vote.
The five-day voting campaign attracted over 100,000 participants, with a total of morethan 220,000 likes. The logo, which was inspired by the hibiscus flower, the giant panda and theChinese knot and designed by John Fairley, secured the top spot with 55,679 votes, making it
the crowd favourite. After joint review by TWG 2025 Chengdu LOC and IWGA, the logo was
officially unveiled.

3.2

SloganThe slogan “Boundless Sports, Countless Wonders” implies that in Chengdu, a land of promise,

tradition and modernity coexist in harmony, the fast pace of a metropolis and the slow life of theresidents form a delightful contrast, the leisure and easiness on every street and lane and the competing
essence of sportsmanship echo each other, and sports, like a dazzling spark, ignite the infinite potential
and possibility of this city, making happiness prevail in this land of countless wonders.
Among the 3,749 designs solicited from home and abroad, we found evident similarity.
Many designs integrate the fighting spirit of sports with the charm of Shu culture. Some designs
share the same vision and inspiration. Taking “sports vibes, Chengdu flavours, and international
communication” as the key idea, upon the agreement with the IWGA, the Executive Committeeof TWG 2025 Chengdu finally selected “Boundless Sports, Countless Wonders” as the slogan of
TWG 2025 Chengdu after several rounds of review and discussions, with input from parties ofinterests and experts. This slogan is widely representative and highly accepted by the public.
“Boundless Sports” implies the infinite possibility of sports spirit, which encourages every
athlete to challenge themselves and transcend the limit, and “Countless Wonders” shows the
harmonious integration of “fast and slow” and “traditional and modern” lifestyle in Chengdu,

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hoping that guests from all over the world can also feel for themselves the unique life philosophy
and human care of Chengdu in their spare time.
The slogan of TWG 2025 Chengdu embodies the world’s love for sports and recognition andaffection for Chengdu. It represents not only collective wisdom, but also shared perception andaspiration. It is a thriving force supported and accepted by the public, vividly interpreting
Chengdu’s passion for sports and attitude towards life.

3.3

Mascot
The mascots of TWG 2025 Chengdu are “Shu Bao” and “Jin Zai”, with the two treasures ofSichuan, i.e., the giant panda and Sichuan golden snub-nosed monkey, as the prototype. The giant
panda is the best-known animal of Chengdu, and the Sichuan golden snub-nosed monkey is fullof vigour and vitality. These two treasures are expected to showcase the image of Chengdu as a
liveable and hospitable city and call on everyone to cherish rare animals and protect biodiversity.
The names of the mascots are inspired by “Shu Jin” (Shu brocade), with “Shu” and “Jin” as thefirst word of the names, respectively. The second word of each name captures the nature of giant panda
and the Sichuan golden snub-nosed monkey. The giant panda is known for its loyalty and integrity
under its cute and fluffy look and is therefore named “Bao” (meaning “baby”). Sichuan goldensnub-nosed monkey is smart, brave, and bouncy. So, it is named “Zai” (meaning “young child”).
“Shu Bao” and “Jin Zai” give expression to Chengdu’s unique charm. As the ambassadorsfor cultural exchange, these two treasures will start from Chengdu, and embark on a journey to tell
the story of Chengdu worldwide and make the message from Chengdu heard by the world. They
will bridge Chengdu and the world, so that the spectators from across the globe can enjoy the
sports festival held in Chengdu while savour the city’s infinite vigour and boundless glamour.

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SHU BAOJIN ZAI

4Media Coverage

4.1 TWG Twelve Monthly Fairs
TWG Twelve Monthly Fairs, launched in January 2024, focusing on the
35 sports of TWG 2025 Chengdu and aiming at diversified experience activities
participated by all people, multi-channel popularisation of TWG sports, and multiaspect promotion of Chinese culture. So far, six Monthly Fairs covering experience
activities of 14 sports of TWG 2025 Chengdu have been well planned and conducted,
and a fair in the shape of TWG Logo has been organised in the combination withelements of intangible cultural heritages and folk customs, attracting nearly 300,000
visitors. These activities have been reported by more than 60 media at all levels,
including People’s Daily, Xinhua News Agency, and China Media Group (CMG),
and IWGA’s official website, and the related topics have been viewed for more than
20 million times on the Internet.
The Monthly Fair of January, titled with “Friendship Fair”, was held in Guixi
January

Park on 27 and 28 January, providing experience activities on the sports of tug of war
and archery, and an exhibition match of korfball participated by the invited national
beach korfball team and the citizens.

9The Monthly Fair of February, titled with “Joy Fair”, was held at the 53rd
February

Chengdu International Panda Lantern Festival in Tianfu Joy Park from 10 to 24
February, i.e., the 1st day to the 15th day of the first month in the Chinese lunar
calendar, providing experience and science-popularisation activities on the sports ofsambo, kickboxing, and powerlifting, and inviting visitors to enjoy the TWG lanterngroups and guess the TWG lantern riddles.

The Monthly Fair of March, titled with “Challenge Fair”, was held at Danjingtai
Marchon 24 March, recruiting citizens to participate in foot orienteering as experience
officers. Along the orienteering routes, participation-recording sites were set withinteresting experience activities of boules sports, disc tug of war, Cuju (ball-kicking),
and kite flying provided.

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The Monthly Fair of April, titled with “Running Fair”, was held in Chengdu
April

SKP on 21 April, inviting parkour world champions to support the Parkour
experiencing adults and children, and providing experience and exhibition activities
involving TWG sports such as FPV drone racing and boules sports.

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The Monthly Fair of May, titled with “Dance Fair”, was held under Jiaozi
May

Twin Towers on 25 May, staging dancesport show with Latin dance and standard
dance, providing open dancesport classes for the citizens, inviting trampoline world
champions to lead the Trampoline experience activities and assessment experts tointerpret the logo of TWG 2025 Chengdu on the site, and providing experience
activities on TWG sport of floorball, as well as intangible cultural heritage activities
such as the ball game Budaqiu and lacquer fan making.

12The Monthly Fair of June, titled with “Boat Fair”, was held in Huanglongxi
June

Ancient Town on 1 and 2 June, providing experience activities on TWG sports of
Canoe (including dragon boat and kayak), and powerboating (motosurf), organisinga fair in the shape of the TWG Logo and inviting citizens to participate in intangible
cultural heritage and folk experience activities such as sachet making and paper
dragon boat folding. On the occasion of Children’s Day, entertaining activities suchas water gun archery and mini billiards and interactive performances such as puppet
shows and clown magic shows were presented to all children.

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The Monthly Fair of July, titled with “Water Fair” was held safely and orderly
July

in Chengdu Polar Ocean Park and closed at 16:00, 28 July 28, providing exhibition,
performance and experience activities on the sports of freediving, life saving (pool)and freestyle-inline, as well as a fair in the shape of the TWG logo, TWG 2025
Chengdu themed exhibition, ancient-style handicraft bracelet making, and colourfilling of TWG 2025 Chengdu logo on umbrella.

4.2

Publicity and Media Coverage
Since October 2023, nearly 100 media outlets at all levels, including People’s

Daily, Xinhua News Agency and China Media Group, made intensive interviews
and reports on major events and milestones of TWG 2025 Chengdu, such as the
1st Competition Managers Meeting and CoCom Meeting, the Global Promotion
and Fun TWG Experiences for All Campaign, TWG Twelve Monthly Fairs, andthe solicitation and release of the logo, slogan, and mascot of TWG 2025 Chengdu,
producing a total of nearly 15,000 relevant reports, thus creating a favorable
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atmosphere of public opinion.

On 2 February, the headline news entitled “Sports Economy Stimulates
Consumption Potential” was released on the Business Column of the People’s Daily,
covering the friendly matches under the Fun TWG Experiences for All Campaign andother warm-up activities as the starting point. Spotlight news titled “TWG is Coming”,“Logo of TWG 2025 Chengdu Officially Released” and so on were reported in Evening
News, Sports World, Sports Express and other brand columns of CCTV. In addition,
Xinhua News Agency, China Daily, China News Service and other media released anumber of news, coverages on the Friendly Matches under Fun TWG Experiences for All
Campaign Launched in Chengdu, Embracing the New Year with Sports, Attracting
Visitors by Friendly Matches under Fun TWG Experiences for All Campaign.
Short videos such as “TWG 2025 Chengdu, Leap to Infinite” have been
produced and released. The official social media matrix of TWG 2025 Chengdu has
launched a series of TWG themed posters. A series of interactive activities on thetheme of New Year Greetings from Panda, as well as themed posters and WeChat red
packet covers, have been launched on domestic and foreign social media platforms,
with more than 20 million participants in total.

4.3

One-Year Countdown Ceremony
A series of celebrations of the one-year countdown of TWG 2025 Chengdu

were held from 6 to 11 August 2024 in Beijing, Hong Kong, China, and Chengdu.
On 6 August, the Press Conference of One-Year Countdown of TWG 2025
Chengdu was held in Beijing. At the conference, representatives of Sichuan Province
and Chengdu Municipality updated the preparations in terms of sports organisation,
venue construction, and cultural activities and released the slogan, mascot, official
apparel, and licensed products of TWG 2025 Chengdu, which were covered bynearly 30 media at the central, provincial, and municipal levels. On the same day,
The World Games Chengdu-Hong Kong Tour themed train bound for Hong Kong
West Kowloon Railway Station was launched from Chengdudong Railway Station,
carrying Sichuan-born Olympic champions, Roller Sports athletes, entrepreneurs
from Sichuan and HK, Sichuan Opera artists, intangible cultural heritage inheritors,
Sichuan cuisine business owners, and museum exhibition guides to HK for thepromotion of TWG 2025 Chengdu on occasion of the one-year countdown.
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On the afternoon of 7 August, Chengdu-Hong Kong Tea Party, an activity under
the One-Year Countdown of TWG 2025 Chengdu, was hosted at sky100 Hong Kong
Observation Deck. At the Party, the Executive Committee of TWG 2025 Chengdu
signed a strategic cooperative agreement with the Sports Federation and Olympic
Committee of Hong Kong, China, a sponsorship agreement with Xtep Group Co.,
Ltd., and a low-altitude economy intention agreement with FYUAV (Shenzhen)Co., Ltd. The marketing plan of TWG 2025 Chengdu was also published, inviting
domestic and overseas companies to join TWG 2025 Chengdu as TWG partners, toshare opportunities afforded by TWG 2025 Chengdu, and to seek industrial growth.

16On the evening of 7 August,t h e O n e - Ye a r C o u n t d o w n
Ceremony of TWG 2025 Chengdu
was staged at the International
Friendship Pavilion of themain venue of the International
Horticultural Exhibition 2024
Chengdu in Chengdu Eastern
New Area. At the event, Chengdu
invited friends from across the world to participate in TWG 2025 Chengdu under theslogan of “Boundless Sports, Countless Wonders”. IWGA President José Perurena
delivered a speech through video in which he praised the effective and excellent
work of TWG 2025 Chengdu LOC, and stressed his firm belief that Chengdu will
present The World Games in a successful, splendid, and exceptional manner. The firstbatch of TWG 2025 Chengdu apparel was rolled out, including those for staff, Games
volunteers, city volunteers, technical officials, security staff, and transport staff. At theend of the ceremony, DENG Yawen, a Sichuan-born Olympic champion, athletes fromthe National Beach Korfball Team, and the resident representatives from all walks oflife invited sports enthusiasts worldwide to gather in Chengdu next August and enjoy
the grand sports festival.
On 7-11 August, the 5-day TWG Carnival was held in the main venue of theInternational Horticultural Exhibition 2024 Chengdu for residents and tourists. It
integrated sports experience for DanceSport, Floorball, Roller Sports, and Beach
Korfball, and carnival events including the TWG Twelve Monthly Fairs and Themed
Music Flash Mob Show, and presented these events at 17 performance and experienceareas, providing all visitors with immersive experience and marching performance.
During the Paris 2024
Olympics, Chengdu worked with
the International Sports Press
Association (AIPS), setting up
a special session for TWG 2025
Chengdu at the AIPS Centennial
Celebration. At this session, themascot of TWG 2025 Chengdu
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made its debut on the international stage. AIPS President Gianni Merlo announced
the official launch of The World Games 2025 Chengdu Young Reporters Programmeand sending an invitation from Chengdu to the world. Meanwhile, at the Bastille
Design Center in Paris, the TWG 2025 Chengdu Day under the Ode to Chinese
Sports Spirit Exhibition was hosted by the Chinese Olympic Committee, with mascot
photo-taking devices set up on site and small gifts such as brochures and badges of
the TWG 2025 distributed to all visitors.

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Main Media Centre

The Main Media Centre (MMC) is the headquarters for media operations,sports broadcast and press release during TWG 2025 Chengdu. It is located in theWestern Financial Innovation Center, the core area of the Eastern New Area, Chengdu.
This cluster is a built-up area and an office area for financial and headquarters
enterprises, equipped with mature commercial service centres, starred hotels andapartments, public libraries, and art galleries.
The MMC covers an area of about 20,000 square metres, consisting of theMain Press Centre (MPC) and the International Broadcast Centre (IBC). The MPC
is located in Building 1 (1F and 2F) and the Conference Centre, covering an areaof about 11,000 square metres. The IBC is located in Building 7 (1F-3F), covering
an area of about 6,000 square metres. In addition, there is a 2,000- square-metresspace, mainly used for the construction of the City Hall, where cultural events andinteractive activities can be held.

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Near the MMC is the recommended media hotel, Grand Mercure Chengdu
East. The proximity makes it easy for media personnel to balance work and life
during their stay In addition, the MMC is close to Tianfu International Airport, TWG
Village, Eastern New Area Venue Cluster, Tianfu New Area Venue Cluster, and Hitech Zone Venue Cluster, and is about 6.5 kilometres away from Chengdu Second
Ring Expressway. It is also adjacent to Sancha Station of Metro Line 18. People cango to the Tianfu International Airport and downtown of Chengdu by such convenientmeans of public transportation.

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6Sports Programme

6.1

SportsTWG 2025 Chengdu will be held from 6 to 17 August 2025, with a total of 61

disciplines under 35 sports.

SportsS/N

Sport

Discipline

1

Air Sports

Drone Sports

2

American Football

Flag Football3
4
5

Archery
Baseball-Softball

6
7

10

Billiards Sports

Boules Sports

Canoe

Lyonnaise
PétanqueMarathon
Polo

Cheerleading

15
16

Pool

Dragon Boat

13
14

SoftballSnooker1112Target

Carom

8
9

Field

Pom
Breaking

DanceSport

17

Latin
Standard

18

Fistball

Outdoor

19

Floorball

Indoor20
21

Flying Disc

Disc Golf
Ultimate

21

S/N

Sport

22
23
24

Acrobatics
Gymnastics

25
26

29

Handball

32
33
34
35
36

Beach

Ju-Jitsu

Duo for athletes with impairment
Fighting
Jiu-Jitsu (Ne-Waza)

KarateKickboxing

Korfball

Kata
KumiteK1 Style
Point Fighting
Beach
Indoor37

Lacrosse

Sixes Lacrosse

38

Life Saving

Pool

39

Muaythai

Muay

40

Orienteering

Foot Orienteering

41

Powerboating

MotoSurf

42
43
44

Powerlifting
Racquetball

45
46

Classic
Equipped
Racquetball
Freestyle-Inline

Roller Sports

47

22

Parkour

Duo

30
31

Aerobics

Trampoline

27
28

Discipline

Inline Hockey
Speed Skating

48

Sambo

Combat49

Sport Climbing

Speed

50

SquashSquash

S/N

Sport

Discipline

51

Triathlon

Duathlon52

Tug of War

OutdoorFinswimming

53
54

Underwater Sports

Freediving

55

Freediving for athletes with impairment

56

Wakeboard

57

Waterski & Wakeboard

58
59

Wake Surf
Cable Wakeboard

Wheelchair Rugby

60
61

Wushu

Low Point
Taolu
Sanda

Notes：
Link to the Schedule for TWG 2025 Chengdu
https://www.theworldgames.org/editions/Chengdu-CHN-2025-14/schedule
Map Chengdu
https://cdmzj.chengdu.gov.cn/cdmzj_gb/c121951/2022-01/24/content_a2fdd8a8
de374db89e17b230b6576ef0.shtml
Doping Control
Doping is strictly prohibited and the organisers of TWG 2025 Chengdu arecommitted to supporting the work of anti-doping agencies. Testing can and will be
carried out at any time in accordance with the World Anti-Doping Code and theWADA International Standards for Testing and Investigations .
In accordance with the IWGA schedule of providing anti-doping guidelines
to the local organising committee, the anti-doping plan for TWG 2025 Chengdu is
expected to be released in Bulletin #3 in February 2025.
Medical Insurance
As the insurance partner of TWG 2025 Chengdu is still in the process of
selection, the insurance requirements and repatriation policies for participants of
TWG 2025 Chengdu will be released in December 2024.

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6.2

Competition Venues
The competitions of TWG 2025 Chengdu will be held in 28 venues in 8 Venue

Clusters.

Competition Venues
S/N

Venue Cluster

1
2

Xinglong Lake Hubin Arena
Tianfu New Area

Xinglong Lake Beach Arena

3

Tianfu Park

4

Chengdu Sport University Sancha Lake Campus
Boules Sports Court

5

Chengdu Sport University Sancha Lake Campus Ball
Games Gymnasium

6

Chengdu Sport University Sancha Lake
Campus Natatorium

Eastern New Area
7

Chengdu Sport University Sancha Lake Campus
Athletics Field

8

Chengdu No.7 High School East Campus Athletics Field

9

Sancha Lake Ma’anshan Arena

10

Sancha Lake Taohuadao Arena

11

Eastern New Area Orienteering Venue 1

12Eastern New Area

Eastern New Area Orienteering Venue 2

13

Tianfu International Hotel Complex Tianfu Hall

14

Hi-tech Zone Sports Centre Gymnasium

15

Hi-tech Zone

16
17

24

Venue

Hi-tech Zone Sports Centre Public Fitness Gymnasium
Guixi Park

Jinniu District

Chengbei Gymnasium

S/N
18
19

Venue Cluster
Wuhou District

Venue
Sichuan Baseball-Softball-Hockey Centre
Sichuan Gymnasium

20

Dong’an Lake Sports Park Multi-Function Gymnasium

21

Dong’an Lake Sports Park Athletics Field

22

Longquanyi District

Dong’an Lake Sports Park Central Square

23

Qinglong Lake Park

24

Longquan High School Gymnasium

25
26
27
28

Xindu District

Jianyang City

Xindu Xiangcheng Sports Centre
Chengdu Roller Sports Centre
Jianyang Cultural and Sports Centre Natatorium
Jianyang Cultural and Sports Centre Gymnasium25

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TWG 2025 Chengdu-Accreditation Packages
against Fee per Night/Day
Extra Team Officials (IF), Extra Sport Officials (NOC-NSO), Display
Programme participants and IF/NOC-NSO Guests must pay for their accommodationand some on-site services, depending on their category. Accreditation will only bedelivered on site on D-day if payment has been made in advance (the procedure will
be communicated in due course).
Accreditation - Option 1 - IF Extra Team Oﬃcial and NOC-NSO Sport Oﬃcial
Athlete Village (A or B) accommodation in single or double room withbreakfast, access to Games zones according to participant’s specific role, Opening
and Closing ceremonies march in and access in a dedicated seating area, F&B, local
transport and airport transfers
CNY 726.00 per night per person
Accreditation - Option 2 - IF and NOC-NSO Guests
HQ Hotel - Intercontinental Century City hotel accommodation in single roomwith breakfast, access to Games zones according to participant’s specific role, local
transport and airport transfers
CNY 1,335.00 per night per person
Accreditation - Option 3 - IF and NOC-NSO Guests
HQ Hotel - Intercontinental Century City hotel accommodation in double roomwith breakfast, access to Games zones according to participant’s specific role, local
transport and airport transfers
CNY 1,470.00 per night for two guests
Accreditation - Option 4 - IF and NOC-NSO Guests
Access to Games zones according to participant’s specific role, local transport
and airport transfers (without accommodation and F&B)
CNY 135.00 per day per person
Accreditation - Option 5 - Display Programme Participants

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Athlete Village (A or B) accommodation in single or double room withbreakfast, access to Games zones according to participant’s specific role, F&B, Localtransport and airport transfers
CNY 726.00 per night per person

8Instructions to Visitors

Due to the frequent updating of the visa-free policy country list, the Visa
Policy will be provided in the Bulletin #3 to be published in February 2025. In themeantime, queries can be sent to: visa@theworldgames.com

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General Guidelines on Authorised
Identifications at TWG

The General Guidelines on Authorised Identifications at TWG provides acomprehensive set of rules for the use of identifications by all athletes, officials andother accredited persons within The World Games venues and sites. These Guidelines
ensure that all identifications are in compliance with applicable rules and maintain the
integrity and consistency of TWG. These rules specify, among others, the size, placement,
and nature of authorised identifications, and detail the responsibility for compliance andthe consequences of infringement to the Guidelines. This document is an importantreference for maintaining the consistency and standards of The World Games.
For the document, please click the link:
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