The stakeholders of Alpes 2030 finalized on Monday, September 28, 2026, a new budget proposal for the organizing committee, incorporating the relocation of the ice events from Nice to Lyon. This decision follows months of discussions about logistical challenges and venue availability in Nice, with Lyon being chosen as a more suitable location for hosting winter sports. The move is expected to impact both the local economy and the overall event planning for the games. The new budget includes additional funding for infrastructure improvements in Lyon to accommodate the ice events, as well as adjustments for transportation and security. These changes come after a review of the initial budget, which was criticized for being too optimistic about the feasibility of hosting ice sports in Nice. The revised plan aims to ensure smoother operations and better spectator experiences during the games. No information was provided regarding the successor of Edgar Grospiron, who recently stepped down from his role as the head of the organizing committee. Grospiron had been a key figure in the planning of Alpes 2030, and his departure has raised questions about the leadership transition. The stakeholders have not yet announced a replacement, leaving the future direction of the event under some uncertainty. The decision to relocate the ice events and the lack of a named successor highlight ongoing challenges in organizing large-scale international events. With the new budget in place, the focus will now shift to implementing the changes and preparing for the upcoming games. The stakeholders have emphasized the importance of maintaining the high standards expected of the Alpes 2030 event while addressing the practical concerns that arose during the planning phase.