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National Arts Festival embraces World Cup
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While sports fans of the world gather for the FIFA World Cup this month, The National Arts Festival (NAF) hopes the creative industry will be escaping to Grahamstown.
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Indaba's Global Media Faceoff focuses on 2010
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At the Tourism Indaba, BBC World News Africa Business Report presenter Komla Dumor and Kaya FM current affairs presenter John Perlman moderated a Global Media Face Off.
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World Cup Trophy welcomed by Mandela
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On 15 May 2004 the long walk to the 2010 FIFA World Cup started with Nelson Mandela lifting the FIFA World Cup in Zurich, Switzerland.
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Cape Town Destination Conference
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The sixth annual Cape Tourism Destination Conference took place on 29 March 2010 at the V&A Waterfront’s BMW Pavillion. It was a full house.
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World Sport
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Sport is a rapidly growing industry, worth approximately $600 billion a year, a steady figure considering the fluctuating worth of global tourism.
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Scan Display scores big during World Cup
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Scan Display experienced a 350% increase in business for the month of June because of World Cup related jobs.
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Stadium managers scramble to fill seats
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In a Business Day article on 6 July 2010, Udesh Pillay, co-author of Development and Dreams: The Urban Legacy of the 2010 FIFA World Cup, says that maintaining the ten World Cup stadiums is likely to cost...
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What the industry said about our World Cup
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FIFA dubbed the World Cup tournament a success. There’s little doubt why: 3.1 million spectators watched the game and according to the South African Department of Home Affairs, one million foreign...
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Magnetic group of companies more magnetic than ever
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Magnetic Event Management is a South African experiential activations, events, and branding specialist agency. The company has played an integral part in ensuring the globe felt South Africa’s...
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Sandton Convention Centre celebrates 10 years
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What do Nelson Mandela, Bono, Oprah Winfrey, Naomi Campbell, Destiny’s Child and David Beckham have in common? They have all graced the halls of Sandton Convention Centre (SCC).
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Inaugural Summit on Tourism, Sport and Mega-Events
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Sandton Convention Centre hosted the UN World Tourism Organisation / South Africa inaugural Summit on Tourism, Sport and Mega Events from 24-26 February 2010 in Johannesburg.
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Gauteng dominates 2010 basecamps
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19 of the 32 teams participating in the 2010 World Cup will be based in Gauteng, according to the most recent list released by FIFA.
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Final draw brings World Cup to Cape for first time
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The 2010 FIFA World Cup had felt quite distant to most Capetonians, who hadn’t hosted any of the preliminary events and missed out on the Confederations Cup dress rehearsal.
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VWV to produce Confederations Cup ceremonies
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The eagerly-anticipated ritual for the FIFA 2009 Confederation Cup tournament will be produced by the VWV Consortium and to be broadcast globally.
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Lucas Radebe named 2010 ambassador
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Lucas Radebe, the former Bafana Bafana and Leeds United captain, is South African Tourism’s (SAT) 2010 ambassador to the world.
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CTRU calls for ICCA ranking information
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The Cape Town Convention Bureau is appealing to its partners (venue providers alike) to submit their ICCA ranking information.
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South Africa rocked EIBTM
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EIBTM (European Incentive Business Travel and Meetings), the annual global Business Tourism trade show took place from 1–3 December 2009 in Spain.
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Events in the noughties: a decade in review
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In many ways, the decade’s been defined by fear - of terrorism, of global warming, of economic collapse – so it’s appropriate that 2 000 started with most event companies in fear.
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Webtel.mobi event reaches two billion on tv
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Few dare to dream that their event will become the most watched happening around the world, with a live television audience of over two billion people.
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Back to Business for Cape Town
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As may be expected, the 2010 FIFA World Cup™ and a splash of soccer jargon kicked off the Cape Town and Western Cape Convention Bureau’s fourth Back2Business.
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