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Nature has been generous to Cape Town. However, natural beauty alone would not have been enough to grant the city the place it enjoys as one of the favourite tourist destinations, both locally and worldwide.

The compelling and inclusive tourist offering complements the nature’s bounty to make Cape Town one of the best places in the world for both residents and tourists. Besides natural wonders, Cape Town has a vibrant city life and some of the best luxurious hotels. ... more

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In 2010, rhino poaching has increased dramatically throughout South Africa. It is believed that over 180 rhinos have been poached in national parks and private game reserve since the beginning of the year. That is highest level seen in the country in fifteen years. ... more

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The 2010 FIFA Soccer World Cup will open on 11 June 2010 in Johannesburg. This will be the first ever Cup to be held on the African continent. The World Cup matches will be played on ten stadiums, located in nine cities across South Africa, capitals of the country’s nine provinces.

Here is a quick guide to the nine cities hosting the world's biggest sporting event: ... more

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The estimates regarding the expected number of foreign tourists to South Africa for the World Cup 2010 have dropped from about 450,000 to about 220,000. Economists say that a combination of the global financial crisis, expensive flights to South Africa and pricey accommodation have all contributed to the decline in the number of visitors expected to attend the 2010 World Cup. After all, many of the projections were made before the global recession hit. ... more

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South Africa has an abundance of famous tourist attractions, from Kruger Park on the north to Cape Point on the south. South Africa is also dotted with many lesser known spots that deserve a visit. Here we explore the Owl House. ... more

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