World Cup tickets, its taken a few years of hard work but Sportsnet holidays have been appionted by MATCH as an official agent in Australia and New Zealand for the hospitality program. For those that can afford it the four offers are sensational.
The main thing for corporate organisations & other potential clients will be the organisational lead time required with Pakistan here playing cricket we are still firmly in a summer mode of thinking. Take a look at what is on the Sportsnet website site, MATCH have certainly done a great job with the offering.
World Cup Travel Official Hospitality Programme
Sportsnet authorised agent of MATCH World Cup Hospitality in Australia & New Zealand for the sale of the Official Hospitality Programme Catagory One World Cup Tickets for the every 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa™ Match.
There are 4 types of hospitality options available:
The FIFA Business Seat
The Suite Hospitality Experience
The Match 2010
The Match Pavillion
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THE FIFA BUSINESS SEAT
The FIFA BUSINESS SEAT Programme features the best available Category 1 match tickets combined with hospitality services provided in outside temporary facilities within stadium perimeters. The FIFA BUSINESS SEAT is a great way of enjoying the 2010 FIFA World Cup™ with a perfect mix of hospitality services coupled with the shared excitement of the football in the stands.
Services in Overview:
•Best available Category 1 match ticket
•Shared hospitality experience with a casual ambiance in outside temporary facilities within
stadium perimeters
•Buffet catering before and after the match and bar service
•Casual décor
•Hostess services
•Parking facilities
•Access to MATCH Hospitality Domestic
•Travel Services
Showing posts with label world cup travel tips. Show all posts
Showing posts with label world cup travel tips. Show all posts
Friday, February 5, 2010
Monday, April 27, 2009
Travel to South Africa for the World Cup
The challenge of booking travel to the World Cup in South Africa.
There are lots of sporting world cups and they usually include the name of the sport in the title however with soccer it is just “The World Cup”. I am assuming that this is because it was the first World Cup and is still the biggest of all of them all.
Travelling to the world cup or the soccer world cup (if you have a preference for another code) for most people is a once in a life time experience to be there. For Australians fans the Socceroos are enjoying a purple patch that may not last forever so going to the world cup has added importance as other nation’s wait decades or longer to re qualify and we have had two in row. The challenges for the soccer fanatic who is prepared to dig deep to see the green and gold army take on the world are many. It is in South Africa which is a new destination for most people, it is on a continent few of us have ever been to or thought we could afford to travel to. We don’t know a lot about South Africa, why do they have three capitals for instance I mean Canberra alone is enough for anyone what did those guys do so wrong they got three lots of politicians? So how do we make sure that when we try to book travel to South Africa we don’t get rolled like all those people who bought Olympic tickets off the net or people who got scalped in Germany!
So here are my ten tips for booking world cup travel.
· Firstly, look for companies that are MATCH appointed operators as they have been sanctioned to sell tickets. These sites usually have permission to use the official logos.
· Secondly, make sure the company is in Australia on New Zealand otherwise you will have no recourse to legal action.
· Thirdly, make sure they have a travel agents license on their web site, you can always phone consumer affairs to check or look on the official industry pages to make sure they are real.
· Fourthly, see if they are members of tour organizations like CATO (council of Australian Tour Operators) and the TCF (Travel Compensation Fund).
· Fifth, see if you can find them in white pages, normal companies that have a track record are in the phone book.
· Sixth, check they have a street address as real companies who are honest and up front declare who they are and where they are.
· Seventh, check them out on Google Maps or even Google Street view just to make sure.
· Eighth, give them a call, do they answer the phone in the name of the company they advertise the package as, if they don’t this could be just a side business’s and they aren’t experts.
· Ninth, read the small print of the offers to ensure it includes match tickets, hotels of the standard you want and access to travel arrangements between the grounds.
· Tenth, The World Cup is in Africa you need: a ticket to get there above all else, to get Jabs from your Doctor (its Africa) a good insurance policy (its Africa) and a passport (its Africa).
Don’t forget it suppose to be fun.
There are lots of sporting world cups and they usually include the name of the sport in the title however with soccer it is just “The World Cup”. I am assuming that this is because it was the first World Cup and is still the biggest of all of them all.
Travelling to the world cup or the soccer world cup (if you have a preference for another code) for most people is a once in a life time experience to be there. For Australians fans the Socceroos are enjoying a purple patch that may not last forever so going to the world cup has added importance as other nation’s wait decades or longer to re qualify and we have had two in row. The challenges for the soccer fanatic who is prepared to dig deep to see the green and gold army take on the world are many. It is in South Africa which is a new destination for most people, it is on a continent few of us have ever been to or thought we could afford to travel to. We don’t know a lot about South Africa, why do they have three capitals for instance I mean Canberra alone is enough for anyone what did those guys do so wrong they got three lots of politicians? So how do we make sure that when we try to book travel to South Africa we don’t get rolled like all those people who bought Olympic tickets off the net or people who got scalped in Germany!
So here are my ten tips for booking world cup travel.
· Firstly, look for companies that are MATCH appointed operators as they have been sanctioned to sell tickets. These sites usually have permission to use the official logos.
· Secondly, make sure the company is in Australia on New Zealand otherwise you will have no recourse to legal action.
· Thirdly, make sure they have a travel agents license on their web site, you can always phone consumer affairs to check or look on the official industry pages to make sure they are real.
· Fourthly, see if they are members of tour organizations like CATO (council of Australian Tour Operators) and the TCF (Travel Compensation Fund).
· Fifth, see if you can find them in white pages, normal companies that have a track record are in the phone book.
· Sixth, check they have a street address as real companies who are honest and up front declare who they are and where they are.
· Seventh, check them out on Google Maps or even Google Street view just to make sure.
· Eighth, give them a call, do they answer the phone in the name of the company they advertise the package as, if they don’t this could be just a side business’s and they aren’t experts.
· Ninth, read the small print of the offers to ensure it includes match tickets, hotels of the standard you want and access to travel arrangements between the grounds.
· Tenth, The World Cup is in Africa you need: a ticket to get there above all else, to get Jabs from your Doctor (its Africa) a good insurance policy (its Africa) and a passport (its Africa).
Don’t forget it suppose to be fun.
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