FIFA.com - 2010 FIFA World Cup™ - Destination South Africa

Accommodation

Over the past five years the FIFA World Cup Accommodation Office have compiled an exhaustive list of accommodation available for South Africa 2010, which you are now able to browse through, with a view to booking at a later stage.

Hospitality

MATCH Hospitality, the exclusive worldwide hospitality rights holder for the FIFA Hospitality Programme is looking forward to welcoming you in South Africa during the 2010 FIFA World Cup, the first on African soil ever.

Host Cities

Durban

The city's "golden mile", a four kilometre stretch of beaches, restaurants and promenades, holds pride of place in culturally varied Durban.

Stadiums

Mbombela

In the Mpumalanga Province, the stadium is a welcome addition to the area and will have a seating capacity of 46,000.

Going To…

From

Notes:

Drive times are approximations based on an average driving speed of 100km/h with no stopping. South African National Roads have an average speed limit of 120km/h.

South Africa A-Z

Z is Zulu

Zulu culture, its history and tradition, has become an integral part of the diverse tapestry that is South Africa.

Index - A-Z

Football in SA

South Africa has had a long love affair with the beautiful game, dating back to the early 19th century, and is embodied at all levels of the sport.

Win in Africa with Africa

The 'Win in Africa with Africa' programme aims to use football as a development tool and draw attention to Africa ahead of the 2010 FIFA World Cup ™. Click here for more details.