Großglockner-Hochalpenstraße (Austria) may try again in 2026:

https://www.sn.at/salzburg/chronik/grohag-welterbe-bewerbung-154707250

WHS 2026

Africa (2)
- Tarrafal Concentration Camp (Cabo Verde)
- The Sukur and Diy Gid Biy Cultural Landscape of Mandara Mountains [Extension] (Cameroon)

Asia and the Pacific (5)
- Flinders Ranges (Australia)
- Hainan Tropical Rainforest and the Traditional Settlement of Li Ethnic Group (China)
- Asuka-Fujiwara: Archaeological Sites of Japan's Ancient Capitals (Japan)
- Getbol, Korean Tidal Flats [Extension] (Korea)
- The Tabon Cave Complex (Philippines)

Europe and North America (11)
- Großglockner-Hochalpenstraße (Austria)
- Wanuskewin (Canada)
- Workers' Assembly Halls (Denmark, Argentina, Australia)
- The Architectural Works of Alvar Aalto - a Human Dimension to the Modern Movement (Finland)
- Charolais-Brionnais Cultural Landscape (France)
- Ancient and Primeval Beech Forests [Extension] (France, Montenegro, Serbia)
- Minoan Palatial Centres (Greece)
- Vila Viçosa, Renaissance Ducal Headquarters (Portugal)
- Water Landscape: Ribeira Sacra (Spain)
- The Historical Port City of Izmir (Türkiye)
- Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge (USA)

Latin America and the Caribbean (2)
- Brazilian Fortresses Ensemble (Brazil)
- Las Labradas, Sinaloa Archaeological Site (Mexico)

Finland's nomination is scheduled for 2026.

"The proposal will be submitted to UNESCO by February 1, 2025, and a decision is expected from UNESCO in 2026." Article 2023

Thanks for the updates again, winterkjm! I will update the page as well (also for 2025 and 2027).

Flinders Ranges (Australia) is aiming for 2026 as well.

As does the serial transnational Workers' Assembly Halls led by Denmark.

winterkjm
Please, allow me to correct you, I always see the same mistake. For the mexican nomination, the right word is "Sinaloa" not "Sinalao". Sinaloa is the name of the mexican state where Las Labradas is located.

The error is already in the UNESCO website mmarqz: https://whc.unesco.org/en/tentativelists/5785

Thanks for all the updates! Corrected.

This article in Dutch about the Flemish Workers' Hall "De Vooruit" in Gent says "De Vooruit" wants to become World Heritage and that a joint dossier is being prepared for 2026, with possible nomination in 2027.

De Gentse Vooruit wil werelderfgoed worden

It seems that they are moving away from 2026 (which is still on the official Danish nomination website) towards 2027, as stated in the Belgian press (reported by Jurre) and also in a quote I found from the Copenhagen city council ("It is the Danish state that sends the nomination on behalf of the entire series and it is expected that this will happen in January 2026."). So I guess we can move it forward to 2027. Many participating countries still have to update their T Lists as well.

Do we have a list of countries who will participate this nomination other than Denmark, Argentina and Australia?

I just saw that Ghent will soon be added. https://www.facebook.com/groups/235650211682186

Yes, potentially UK (Durham), Canada (Vancouver? or Rossland? or Winnipeg? - not sure about this one) and Finland (Paasitorni) too (and Belgium (Ghent)). But these countries first have to finish their domestic process of tentative nomination.
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2022/aug/03/durham-redhill-miners-hall-applies-for-unesco-world-heritage-status

Wow, Manitoba may have two WHS in the future, more than Ontario :)
Thanks Els.

I was informed the Ukrainian Labour Temple in Winnipeg was the one in the running.