When was the World Dance Council established?
Q: When was the World Dance Council established?
A: The World Dance Council Ltd was established on September 22, 1950 in Edinburgh.
Q: What was the World Dance Council previously known as?
A: The World Dance Council Ltd was previously known as the International Council of Ballroom Dancing until 1996.
Q: How many countries were initially part of the World Dance Council?
A: Initially, the World Dance Council consisted of nine European countries and three others.
Q: What is the World Dance Council's main focus when it comes to dance?
A: The World Dance Council has become the leading authority on competitive ballroom and Latin dance.
Q: How many members does the World Dance Council have as of 2006?
A: As of 2006, the World Dance Council has 59 members.
Q: How many members are each country allowed in the World Dance Council?
A: Each country is only allowed one member in the World Dance Council.
Q: Which committees organise the different types of dance competitions under the World Dance Council?
A: The Dancesport Committee organises the Professional World Championship ballroom dance; the Amateur League organises the Amateur championships, and the Social Dance Committee organises social dancing.
