Interesting Statistics On What You Should Expect During The 2010 FiFa Soccer World Cup

1. Schools will be closed for almost over 4 weeks during the 2010 World Cup - it was apparently legislated. What do you do with your kids?
2. Air tickets to Cape Town (for example) will cost about R8,000 per seat as some flights have to leave same night after the games due to accommodation problems in PLZ/CPT/DBN/BLOEM. So the flights will operate 24 hours. Expect NOISE. Expect TRAFFIC around airports all hours.
3. Fresh veggies and fruit will be scarce, if not unavailable, during this time. For the World Cup in Germany , they had to import them.

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