48/100 reasons to be in South Africa in 2010: Amazing weather
Here’s the great thing about visiting South Africa: no matter what time of year you visit, some part of the country is experiencing amazing weather.
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49/100 reasons to be in South Africa in 2010: Rooibos tea
There are few things as South African as a nice hot cup of Rooibos tea. The name literally translates from Afrikaans as ‘red bush’ and is completely natural and caffeine-free
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47/100 reasons to be in South Africa in 2010: Freshly Ground and Shakira
Out of the fiasco of artists wagering for more exposure at the opening ceremony of the 2010 World Cup, has come the great news of the official anthem.
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46/100 reasons to be in South Africa in 2010: More than an elephant ride – this is South Africa
Never mind that computers crashed as South Africans took to outlets to do their best at getting their hands on 500 000 of the remaining World Cup tickets; it’s the zeal and passion that I think is commendable!
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44/100 reasons to be in South Africa in 2010: Branding reach – like it’s nobody’s business!
The World Cup has many pro’s that go with it. One of many is the audience it affords advertisers, and the branding opportunities speak for themselves.
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43/100 reasons to be in South Africa in 2010: The Long Street Baths
The Long Street Baths are a Cape Town institution. Proudly occupying a corner of Long Street (Cape Town’s most popular street)
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