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This 6 page paper looks at South Africa’s succesful bid to host the 2010 FIFA World Cup and consider the economic impact it may have by looking at the potential impact and the current state of the South African Economy, The bibliography cites 6 sources.
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6 pages (~225 words per page)
File: TS14_TEFIFAWC.rtf
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the right to host the world cup has been controversial and there are many who believe South Africa will not be able to prepare the right facilities in time, however
FIFA are fully committed to South Africa and are giving the organisers support (Obyiuwana, 2007). One of the issues is the fact there is a great deal of investment, even
the bid to gain the world cup was expensive, in excess of 100 million rand (OConnor, 2003). 2. Required Expenditure There are a
large number of investments that will need to be made, not only the main stadium, but there will be the need to deal with all the spectators, this will mean
increased investment in the tourism infrastructure, including the need for more hotel rooms to house the spectators, as it is expected in total between 300,000 and 400,000 football fans will
be coming to the country(OConnor, 2003). Transport is also an area which will need investment to as well as the supporting road systems
which may need some investment to ensure they allow travel to and from the stadiums. There is also likely to be investment needed in the public transportation systems to convey
the large number of visitors to the different detestation, this may include more staff and more vehicles within the system and well as new routes. 3. The Economy of South Africa
South Africa is often perceived as a developing country, but while there are some areas of extreme poverty and social issues associated with poverty, the country is actually middle income
country that has a wealth of natural resources as well as well developed structure to support further development such as a good financial and transport sector that allows for efficient
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