Trømsø–Mørmænsk bid for the 2021 Mapperdonian Winter Sports Championships

The Trømsø–Mørmænsk bid for the 2021 Mapperdonian Winter Sports Championships is the official bid of the Polarian Olympic Committee and the Government of Polaria submitted to gain the hosting right of the 2021 Mapperdonian Winter Sports Championships.
==History ==
Polaria has never hosted or participated in any Mapperdonian events, however the country has strong ties with Pannonia, the host of the 2020 Mapperdonian Sports Championships, who has helped the country financially so that it would be able to host an event of this size. 
Polaria originally intended in bidding to host the 2022 Mapperdonian Winter Sports Chamionships, however with the help of the Pannonian government, as well as the support of the Polarian Olympic Comittee and the Polarian public, the government opened discussions about bidding for the 2021 edition instead. Following a voting in the Polarisk Riksdag, the vast majority of the politicians expressed their support on a bid, at the time with an unknown location.
Following the announcement, many cities have applied to be presented as the bidding city. Later on 4 applicant cities have been shortlisted (2 of them proposed a stand alone bid, while the remaining two were discussing a potential dual hosting). Following the voting in mid-December, the officially submitted bid was announced to be the one of Trømsø and Mørmænsk.
City 	Percent of Votes
Trømsø–Mørmænsk	55%
Romsi 	29%
Luleå 	16%
During the voting, the bid was eliminated in the first round where it got one vote only.
==Funding==
Following the submission of the bid, several companies and sponsors have announced their interest in funding the event in case the bid wins.
Revenue description 	Percent of revenue
Polarian Government 	31%
Polarian Olympic Comittee 	30%
The cities of Trømsø and Mørmænsk 	15%
Domestic and international sponsors (ADIDAS, PolAIR etc.)	11%
Polarian Shipwork Association* 	11%
Other 	2%
Total Revenue 	$4.1 Billion
* the Polarian Shipwork Association will support the event with materials to build the yet-to-be-built venues, which materials worth roughly $0.45 billion.
==Venues==
===Event venues===
Venue 	Capacity 	Event(s)
Trømsø City Centre 	Trømsø City Centre 	Trømsø City Centre
Trømsø Ishallen 	13,000 	Ice Hockey (Men's)
Bobsleden Stadiun 	7,000 	Bobsleigh
Trømsø Athletic Stadium 	12,000 	Biathlon
Trømsø Metropolitan Area 	Trømsø Metropolitan Area	Trømsø Metropolitan Area
Drøm Skiing Resort 	22,000 	Alpine Skiing
Drøm Skiing Resort 	22,000 	Cross-country skiing
Drøm Skiing Resort 	22,000 	Nordic combined
Drøm Skiing Resort 	22,000 	Snowboarding
Ny Skihøppe Sentarr 	6,000 	Ski Jump
Fløy Fjell Skiing Centre 	4,000 	Freestyle Skiing
Mørmænsk City Area 	Mørmænsk City Area 	Mørmænsk City Area
Pølarien Nasjoneltt Stadiun	29,000 	Ceremonies
PolAIR Arena 	14,000 	Ice Hockey (Men's)
Mørmænsk Skoyterr Parken 	12,000 	Figure skating
Mørmænsk Spektrum 	10,000 	Ice Hockey (Women's)
Nils Huso Isstadiun 	6,000 	Curling
Mørmænsk Hallen 	8,500 	Speed Skating
Mørmænsk Hallen 	8,500 	Short Track Speed Skating
Nasjoneltt Isshallen 	16,000 	Ice Hockey (Women's)
Mørmænsk Sliding Centre 	3,000 	Skeleton
===Other venues===
Venue 	Purpose
Trømsø 	Trømsø
PPTV Centre 	Broadcasting Centre (Trømsø)
Trømsø Parken 	Other cultural events (Concerts, markets, etc. )
Mørmænsk 	Mørmænsk
Mørmænsk Broadcast Tower	Broadcasting Centre (Mørmænsk)
== Related pages ==
Category:2021 Mapperdonian Winter Sports Championships
Category:Mapperdonian Culture
Category:Mapperdonian Olympics
Category:Nathan Mapping