How big is the World Cup?
How Big Is It

Where are Teams Staying? & How Big Is World Cup?

  WHERE ARE THE TEAMS STAYING?

 For your information, the teams are based in the following cities:


·  France and Denmark are in Knysna
·  Uruguay are in Kimberly
·  Paraguay have provisionally booked Mossel Bay
·  Argentina are in Pretoria
·  Australia are in Muldersdrift
·  Brazil are in Bloemfontein
·  Holland are in Sandton
·  Germany are in Pretoria
·  Ghana are in White River
·  Nigeria are in Zimbali
·  Honduras are in Johannesburg
·  Italy are in Pretoria
·  Ivory Coast are in Vanderbijlpark
·  Japan are in George
·  Mexico are in Johannesburg South
·  Slovakia are in East London
·  Slovenia are in Johannesburg
·  Spain and South Korea are in Rustenburg
·  Switzerland are in Vanderbijlpark
·  USA are in Irene (Pretoria)
·  England are in Rustenburg

 

 

HOW BIG IS WORLD CUP?  

Korea-Japan 2002

- 38.8 billion people in total watched in total (accumulative)
- 3 billion people watched the final live
- Added $ 15 billion
  to the economies
- FIFA estimated a profit of $251.5 million

Germany 2006

- 206 (out of 249) countries entered the competition
- 800 000 visitors were expected, 2 000 000 arrived!
- 18 million spectators at Fan Parks
- Visitors spent $766 million
- Overall the spectators spent $4 billion
- Germany spent $1.6 billion revamping stadiums

Compared to 2002 the female viewing public has grown by around 40%

FIFA World Cup TV Viewership of nearly 39 billion.....Compared to:

- Princess Diana’s funeral (1997)
    2.5 billion

- Cricket World Cup (2003)
    1.4 billion in total

- Rugby World Cup (2003)
    3 billion in total (7 weeks)
    300 million watched Final live

- Sydney Olympics, 2000
    30 billion in total (watching 300 events!)
    3.7 billion for 100m men’s final

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