Gangwon 2024

==2019–2020==
This logo was used during the bidding and interim phase, Gangwon Province was preferred host city for the Winter Youth Olympic Games 2024. On 8 January 2020, Gangwon was awarded the hosting rights to the Games during the 134th IOC Session in Laussanne, Switzerland.
==2020–2021==
==2021–2024==
Gangwon2024 2021-hori.svg|Horizontal lockup
==Mascot==
Moongcho was unveiled on 19 January 2023. The mascot is in shape of a snowball that was born from a snow fight between Soohorang and Bandabi, the mascots of the 2018 Winter Olympics and Paralympics.
Moongcho (3D variant).png|Official pose (3D variant)
Moongcho (Signature).svg|Moongcho's signature
Moongcho (Cheerful).png|Cheering 
Moongcho (Cheerful; variant).svg|Cheering (variant)
Moongcho (Greeting).svg|Greeting
Moongcho (Alpine Skiing).svg|Alpine Skiing
Moongcho (Biathlon).svg|Biathlon
Moongcho (Bobsleigh).svg|Bobsleigh
Moongcho (Cross-Country Skiing).svg|Cross-Country Skiing
Moongcho (Curling).svg|Curling
Moongcho (Figure Skating).svg|Figure Skating
Moongcho (Ice Hockey).svg|Ice Hockey
Moongcho (Luge).svg|Luge
Moongcho (Nordic Combined).svg|Nordic Combined
Moongcho (Short Track Speed Skating).svg|Short Track Speed Skating
Moongcho (Skeleton).svg|Skeleton
Moongcho (Ski Jumping).svg|Ski Jumping
Moongcho (Snowboarding).svg|Snowboarding
Moongcho (Speed Skating).svg|Speed Skating
Category:Sports
Category:Sports competitions
Category:Sports competitions in South Korea
Category:Winter Youth Olympics
Category:Youth Olympics
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Category:2024
Category:2020s