Omega House — Paris 2024 — Hospitality House
Introduction
As the world’s best athletes gather in Paris for the 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games, OMEGA, with 92 years of timekeeping experience, stands ready to measure every result and record every dream. One of the highlights of this event is the exclusive OMEGA House, a luxurious space where VIPs, celebrities, and athletes come together. This will be the 3rd Edition of the Omega House, with previous houses being featured at the London 2012 and Rio 2016 Summer Games.
Note: this is a detailed article that expands on my article: Olympic Hospitality House List for Paris Summer Games — Ultimate Guide to Paris 2024. If you are looking for a complete list of Hospitality Houses for the Paris 2024 Olympic Summer Games, then follow the above link.
Description
The OMEGA House occupies much of the historic Hôtel de Poulpry, located just steps from the Musée d’Orsay along the River Seine. This multi-floor sanctuary serves as a hub for networking, relaxation, and celebration during the games which mark the 31st year Omega has been the official timekeeper of the Olympics.
What Is the Omega House?
The OMEGA House is an invitation-only venue designed to host retailers, press, and distinguished guests. It provides a respite from the excitement of the games, offering a blend of elegance and exclusivity. Here, visitors can immerse themselves in OMEGA’s rich heritage, explore timepieces inspired by the event, and engage in meaningful conversations.
Information on the Omega House
- Location: Hôtel de Poulpry, Paris, Maison des Polytechniciens, near the Musée d’Orsay3.
- Operating: July 28, 2024, to August 10, 2024
- Purpose: A space for schmoozing, relaxation, and networking.
Guests: Celebrities, athletes, VIPs, and select invitees. - Features: Multi-floor layout, OMEGA-themed decor, and curated experiences.
- Exclusivity: By invitation only.
Conclusion
The OMEGA House at the Paris 2024 Olympic Summer Games embodies the brand’s commitment to precision, excellence, and shared dreams. As athletes compete for gold, OMEGA’s legacy as the official timekeeper continues, capturing split-second moments that define champions and inspire us all1.
Remember, within these walls, time is not just measured — it’s celebrated.
About Ken Hanscom:
Ken Hanscom is a veteran-fan of the Olympic Games and the recognized expert in ticketing, corporate sponsorships, traveling to and experiencing the Olympic Games. In his role as COO at TicketManager, during Rio 2016 & PyeongChang 2018, Ken worked directly with the United States Olympic Committee, NBC Universal, Anheuser Busch, & Cartan Tours the authorized ticket reseller for 23 countries across the globe on their ticketing & corporate hospitality programs. While in Rio, Ken attended 30 events while guest blogging for the International Business Times, writing for USA Today, The Post Game, and appearing on TV with NBC, and ESPN Radio. Ken and his wife Ashley are also trustees of the United States Olympic & Paralympic Foundation (USOPF). For more information and interviews with Ken on the Olympics and the upcoming Paris 2024 games, connect via Twitter or directly at kenh@ticketmanager.com.
So far, the list of confirmed Hospitality Houses for Paris 2024 include:
- So far, the list of confirmed Hospitality Houses for Paris 2024 include:
- Africa — Station Afrique
- Austria — Austria House
- Belgium — Lotto Belgium House
- Brazil — Casa Brasil
- Canada — Canada Olympic House — Maison olympique du Canada
- Chinese Taipei — Chinese Taipei Pavilion — Taiwan Pavilion
- Colombia — Colombia House — Casa Colombia
- Czech Republic — Czech House
- Denmark — Danish Pavilion
- France — Club France
- Germany — Deutsches Haus
- Great Britain — Team GB House
- Ireland — Team Ireland Supporters House
- India — India House
- International Olympic Collectors — Official Olympic Collectors Area Paris 2024
- Italy — Casa Italia
- Mexico — Casa Mexico
- Mongolia — Mongolian House — “GO MONGOLIA”
- Netherlands — TeamNL House (formerly Holland Heineken House)
- New Zealand — New Zealand House
- Omega — Omega House
- Poland — Maison Polonaise — Poland House
- Portugal — Casa de Portugal
- Pride House
- Serbia — Serbian House
- Slovakia — Slovak House — La Maison Slovaque
- Slovenia — Slovenia House
- South Korea — Korea House
- Sweden — Sweden Arena
- Switzerland — House of Switzerland
- United States — Team USA House
