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"SOUTH AFRICA The inspection team says South Africans fans are passionate Government: Totally committed to hosting the 2010 FIFA World Cup Public: Huge enthusiasm Football Facilities Stadia: Thirteen stadiums for the 2010 FIFA World Cup Three almost ready Five to be renovated Five to be built Definitive number of stadiums to be decided Training facilities: Excellent facilities; some pitches must be improved Standard of football: Since 1992, successful come-back to the international football forum General Country Infrastructure Transportation: Very good for organising the 2010 FIFA World Cup Telecommunications: Excellent facilities to handle the 2010 FIFA World Cup Hotels: Excellent hotel infrastructure Safety and security: Lack of security in the country, but authorities have the know-how and resources to manage this aspect during the 2010 FIFA World Cup Medical centres: Excellent facilities including those in the stadiums Finance Budget for the 2010 FIFA World Cup: Must be revised Ticketing: Whole policy needs to be fully revised Executive Summary: If the World Cup is granted to South Africa, it will generate significant unity among the different ethnic groups that were separated socially, culturally and in sport for years. In addition, South Africa has a number of world class cultural and tourist attractions. The project to host the 2010 FIFA World Cup presented to the Inspection Group, based on an excellent overall infrastructure, was clear, detailed and stable, proving its reliability. Furthermore, there is a strong backing for the bid from the Government. The population is very enthusiastic about football, spontaneously showing their joy at the prospect of hosting the World Cup. Despite questions about security in the country, the legacy compared to the investment needed will be a great contribution to the country. The Inspection Group's opinion is that South Africa has the potential to organise an excellent World Cup."

Impacts of Tourism on the Italian Riviera. Cultural diffusion and loss of traditions.

"Host of the 2010 World Cup, South Africa has spent $4.1 billion on tournament preparations. But the plight of the country's poor has grown worse in the lead-up to the World Cup. A new film from War on Want shows what many of South Africa's poor think about the World Cup. Through a series of interviews with people affected directly by the games, including those displaced to remote transit camps, our film offers a new perspective on the world's most widely viewed sporting event."

Describe the distribution and location of primary and secondary tourist resources - Venice. Interactive map

tourism as a development strategy

6. Leisure at the local scale: tourism tourism management in urban areasFor one named city or large town: * describe the distribution and location of primary and secondary tourist resources * discuss the strategies designed to manage tourist demands, maximize capacity and minimize conflicts between local residents and visitors and avoid environmental damage.

Translation sheet from Italian to English for the YouTube video on problems caused by Tourism in Venice.

Sri Lankan adventures to lure tourists