South African Tourism’s trade exhibition Meetings Africa and the country's fast changing events landscape as the excitement builds ahead of the FIFA World Cup in June.
With 1.3m visitors expected to attend the month-long event, the FIFA World Cup is estimated to attract R9.8bn (US$1.3bn) into the national economy. South Africa, warts and all, will be well and truly under the microscope. But there lies a golden opportunity to sparkle, also, in the spotlight of international media attention.
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