About 110,000 fewer foreign visitors than forecast are expected to make their way to the World Cup in South Africa. Recent political turbulence is not thought to be a factor, but the recession and what are seen to be high ticket prices have deterred fans from going. However, those that do go are likely to stay longer and spend more, giving a welcome boost to the South African economy.
About 110,000 fewer foreign visitors than forecast are expected to make their way to the World Cup in South Africa. Recent political turbulence is not thought to be a factor, but the recession and what are seen to be high ticket prices have deterred fans from going. However, those that do go are likely to stay longer and spend more, giving a welcome boost to the South African economy.