South Africa, a Land of Passion, a Land of Hope and a Land of Sports!
Since its return to the international world of sporting in 1994, South Africa has managed to attract a multitude of major international events to host ranging from the Rugby World Cup, the Cricket World Cup and the Women’s World Cup Golf, as well as many other sport events. It has proved itself a congenial host with world-class transport, telecommunications, tourism and sporting infrastructure.
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When choosing the best country for the FIFA 2010, the organizers looked at all of the above, added to that the peoples passion for the beautiful game and they looked ahead to the future!
By 2010, football fans will enjoy the benefits of multibillion-rand infrastructure projects which include building and renovating 10 World Cup stadiums, upgrades to the country’s airports, and improvements to the country’s road and rail network including getting the new Gautrain a high speed rail link between Johannesburg, Pretoria and Johannesburg International Airport up and running. Add to this the creation of hundreds of jobs and South Africa is on a high.
Hoping to finally shed its bad international image, South Africa looks forward to hosting FIFA 2010 and show casing the country in its best light and all it has to offer.
This Football World Cup promises to be entertaining and more. There are so many opportunities that abound allowing you to explore the country while watching the football. This is the ultimate in sports holidays!
Cape Town is building one of the best Football stadiums seen in South Africa, complete with all the modern comforts expected of a modern stadium.
