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Broadcaster Fabian left Korea on the 23rd (Korean time) and arrived in Paris, France.

Broadcaster Fabian (37) cheered on the Korean team as he looked forward to the 2024 Paris Olympics, which will be held in his home country of France for the first time in 100 years.

Fabian, who left Incheon International Airport on the 22nd (Korean time) and arrived at Charles de Gaulle International Airport in Paris after a flight of about 14 hours, had a very excited expression.

The flight home was the same as usual, but this time, his heart was pounding with excitement at the thought of seeing the Olympics held in Paris in person.

Fabian, who met with News 1 at Charles de Gaulle International Airport, said, “This Paris Games is the first Summer Olympics to be held in my home country since I was born,” and added, “That’s why I have great expectations and excitement for these Olympics.”

This is the third time that the Summer Olympics will be held in Paris, following 1900 and 1924. Fabian, who was born in Paris in 1987, as well as his family and friends, will be enjoying the Olympics in their home country for the first time. The

Paris Olympics will open with a grand opening on the 26th at the Seine River and Trocadero Square that runs through Paris, and a heated competition for 329 gold medals will be held until August 11.

Fabian plans to stay in France until the end of these games and enjoy as many Olympic events as possible. When asked about the special things to enjoy about the Paris Olympics, Fabien mentioned the fact that world-famous landmarks such as the Grand Palais (fencing and taekwondo), the Palace of Versailles (horseback riding), Champ de Mars in front of the Eiffel Tower (beach volleyball), and Les Invalides (archery) were transformed into stadiums. He said, “The most outstanding feature of this event is that the stadiums are cultural heritages. Each of the Grand Palais and Les Invalides are truly beautiful places and have deep history. I hope people enjoy the Olympics while taking advantage of these points as well.” Paris, the cultural capital of Europe, is a representative tourist city, and it is expected that more people from all over the world will visit it as the Olympics are held. As the opening day of the Olympics approaches, Charles de Gaulle International Airport, the gateway to Paris, is already crowded. Fabien said, “Paris is about 1/6 the size of Seoul. Walking around the city and looking at the pretty buildings is the charm of visiting Paris.” Fabian, who started to love Korea when he started learning Taekwondo at the age of 5, appeared on various TV programs and showed himself as more Korean than Koreans. He published Korean recipes in France and even obtained permanent residency in Korea. Fabian sincerely hoped that the Korean team would perform well at the Paris Olympics. He said, “The sports I’m most looking forward to are fencing and Taekwondo,” and “Korean Taekwondo had disappointing results (including not winning a single gold medal) at the Tokyo Olympics three years ago, so I hope they will win many gold medals at the Paris Olympics. I will also be cheering on the team event of the world-class fencing ‘Avengers’.”



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