The road to 2010 offers up incredible opportunities for ordinary South Africans, as well as local business and trade.
| | | Some of the continent’s top football nations bid for the historical event, so why did South Africa come out tops? How did we go on to beat Egypt, Morocco and Tunisia to the goal post? Let’s take a critical look at the competition.
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| | | The vision is for all South Africans to better share in the country’s prosperity. There is no doubt that the impact of the 2010 FIFA World Cup will remain long after the football fans have come and gone. This event is really only the beginning…
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| | | Nothing has quite gripped local businesses with more excitement than the 2010 FIFA World Cup. Business confidence in the country’s ability to deliver a world-class event, continues to grow – both locally and internationally.
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| | | Trade between South Africa, Southern Africa and the rest of the world is expected to boom thanks to the historic 2010 FIFA World Cup, the first to be played on African soil. Is this the beginning of a bright new future for the continent?
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| | | Subscribe to South African Tourism’s 2010 enewsletter, and get the very latest updates and developments regarding this site. We invite you to share in the excitement and anticipation of Africa’s very first football World Cup.
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