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- The World Cup's full house. Yeomans, Matthew // Conde Nast Traveler;Mar1998, Vol. 33 Issue 3, p50
Reports on the scarcity of accommodations in France leading up to the sixteenth World Cup in soccer scheduled to be played in the summer of 1998. Number of nations participating in the World Cup; Estimated number of soccer fans to attend games; How the World Cup will affect the cost of...
- DID YOU KNOW? // Southern African Tourism Update;Feb/Mar2010, Issue 211, p2
The article reports that South Africa has more than 202,712 hotel rooms available for accommodations during the 2010 Soccer World Cup.
- Hotel boom leads to oversupply. Lewitton, Sue // Southern African Tourism Update;Aug/Sep2010, Issue 214, p2
The article reports that in anticipation of the 2010 World Cup, many hotels and hotel chains throughout South Africa overbuilt, resulting in a glut of available rooms which exceeded demand even during the event.
- Loews salutes World Cup with paella celebration. // Nation's Restaurant News;7/11/94, Vol. 28 Issue 27, p84
Reports on Loews Anatole Hotel in Dallas, Tex.'s preparation of home-style Spanish dish, paellas to honor the participants in the 1994 World Cup soccer games. Ingredients; Lending of pans by Miami-Dade Community College in Florida.
- Cape Town. // AirGuide Online.com;4/5/2010, p3
The article reports on the result of the accommodation pricing survey conducted by Grant Thorntorn South Africa on March 26, 2010 that Cape Town, South Africa will offer the best value for money during the 2010 Federation internationale de football association (FIFA) World Cup.
- IN THE NEWS. // Southern African Tourism Update;Oct/Nov2009, Issue 209, p32
This section offers news briefs. Cape Town Tourism (CTT) of South Africa has extended its contact centre hours in preparation for the coming 2010 FIFA World Cup and will open from 8:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. seven days a week. The Vanilla Restaurant owned by Nigel Newhouse will open in early October...
- Will Germans be World Cup winners? Gold, Melvin // Caterer & Hotelkeeper;6/29/2006, Vol. 196 Issue 4431, p20
The article comments on the impact of the 2006 World Cup held in Germany on hotels and tourism. It argues that average room rates will be much higher and occupancy levels will follow a similar trend. It cites the challenges faced by hotels in maximising the opportunity of the event and creating...
- World Cup's cups runneth over as new cocktails score points. // Nation's Restaurant News;7/11/94, Vol. 28 Issue 27, p36
Features the Ritz-Carlton hotel in New York City's bartender Norman Bukofzer's cocktails to celebrate the 1994 World Cup Soccer games in the United States.
- New Durban hotels geared for World Cup boom. // Southern African Tourism Update;Apr/May2010, Issue 212, p13
The article reports on the start of construction on The Docklands Hotel and The Anchorage Hotel at the Durban Point Waterfront in KwaZulu Natal, South Africa which are expected for completion in time for the 2010 Federation International� Football Association (FIFA) World Cup.
