Organizers aim to boost ticket sales, accessibility

Monday marks the start of the 100-day countdown to the opening ceremony of the Paris Paralympic Games.

According to the chief of the Paris Olympics organizing committee, the ceremony will proceed as scheduled at the Place de la Concorde and the Champs-Elysées, with an anticipated attendance of around 4,000 athletes and 65,000 spectators.

With only one third of the total 90,000 tickets sold, organizers are making efforts to increase ticket sales. Despite this, broadcasting rights for the 22-sport Paralympics have been sold to a record 160 nations and territories. Meanwhile, organizers, along with transportation authorities, are diligently working to enhance security and accessibility for disabled attendees both at the Games and throughout the city.