One of the proud host cities of the 2010 FIFA World Cup was lovely Cape Town, South Africa. Cape Town is the 2nd largest city in South Africa and is located on the Cape Peninsula. Cape Town International Airport offers flights to major North American destinations and connections throughout the rest of Africa. The area is known internationally as a top wine region and there are plenty of fine wineries to visit. The surrounding area is also a top destination for active travelers, offering a variety of climbing, sailing, surfing and hiking opportunities within close proximity. For those wishing to stay in the city, it offers plenty of museums, theaters and cultural centers to entertain visitors for weeks. The city offers first class hotel accommodations, fine dining, shopping and plenty of bars and clubs with a vibrant nightlife.

South Africa invested a lot in developing the infrastructure for the 2010 FIFA World Cup. Although the country has long been a popular tourist destination, after receiving the 2010 bid, it made tremendous strides in improving its travel infrastructure and accommodations. The country has long been known for its fantastic wines, unique landscapes and diverse culture. The country has a number of national parks showcasing its natural beauty and wildlife. For a vacation full of adventure, fun and culture, there is no better destination than South Africa!