The new logo features a crown sitting on top of the famous five Olympic rings of the Olympic Movement.

The revamped website has a more modern look while there is also an English language version available.

With a population of around 37,000, Liechtenstein is the fourth smallest state in Europe behind San Marino, Monaco and Vatican City.

Based in Schaan, north of capital Vaduz, the country's National Olympic Committee was established in 1935 and was known as the Olympic Committee of Liechtenstein up until 1992 when it merged with the Sport Association of Liechtenstein to become the Liechtenstein Olympic Sports Association.

In December 2013 it renamed itself the Liechtenstein Olympic Committee.

There are currently 46 National Federations and 134 clubs with more than 15,000 members affiliated to the LOC.

Liechtenstein has competed at every summer and winter Olympic Games since Berlin 1936 except for the Summer Games in Melbourne in 1956 and Moscow 1980; and the 1952 Oslo Winter Olympics.

In that time Liechtenstein has won nine medals - all at Winter Olympics - including two gold for Alpine skier Hanni Wenzel at the Lake Placid Games in 1980.

Wenzel also won a silver medal at Lake Placid, while four years earlier she claimed a bronze at the 1976 Games in Innsbruck.

Hanni Wenzel won Liechtenstein's only Olympic gold medals at Lake Placid in 1980 ©AFP/Getty Images




Wenzel's younger brother Andreas has also tasted Olympic success, taking silver in the giant slalom at Lake Placid and following that up with a bronze at the 1984 Winter Olympics in Sarajevo.