Category: The Business of Football & Sports

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Honeymoon Wildekrans country house Dinner

Fynbos, Flow and Candlelight

Discover a romantic, adventurous honeymoon on South Africa’s Green Mountain Eco Route. Explore the Elgin Valley’s scenic fynbos trails, taste exceptional local wines, and unwind with slow, candlelit dinners.

Muizenberg Honeymoon Kitesurfing

Waves, Wind and Wine: A South African Honeymoon for Two

eyesonsouthafrica Some honeymoons are about doing nothing. Others are about doing something together that neither of you will forget. South Africa’s Cape coast lets you do both: ride a wave in the morning, share a long dinner under Table Mountain at night, and wake up the next day to whales, vineyards or penguins. Start at…
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Why South Africa Is the World's Great Adventure Playground

Adrenaline at the Tip of Africa

Why South Africa Is the World’s Great Adventure Playground eyesonsouthafrica There’s a moment, somewhere between the edge of a platform and the first second of free fall, when the noise in your head stops. Below you, a river cuts through a forested gorge. Around you, the Indian Ocean glitters to the horizon. In South Africa,…
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Wild at Heart: Adventure Tourism and Safaris in South Africa

eyesonsouthafrica South Africa has a knack for making the extraordinary feel accessible. In a single trip, you can track a leopard through golden grass at dawn, abseil off a mountain by lunch, and watch the sun set over the Indian Ocean with a glass of local Pinotage in hand. Few countries pack this much adrenaline,…
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Bloemfontein

From Bloemfontein to Rabat

South Africa’s Bold Bid for 2030 — and the Data Revolution Behind Bafana Bafana eyesonsouthafrica Amsterdam, September 5, 2026 – Sixteen years after hosting the World Cup on home soil, South Africa finally returned to football’s biggest stage in 2026 — and did something Bafana Bafana had never managed before: they reached the knockout rounds.…
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Tourism and Hospitality

Eyes On South Africa

Where Opportunity, Capital and Knowledge Connect Business • Investment • Tourism • Intelligence South Africa is far more than one of the world’s great tourism destinations. It is one of Africa’s most sophisticated and diversified economies, a gateway to the wider Southern African region, and a country where major challenges exist alongside remarkable opportunities for…
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Riyadh's King Fahd International Stadium

The Desert Kingdom’s Great Gamble

Inside Saudi Arabia’s Road to 2034 eyesonsaudi-arabia Amsterdam, August 29, 2026 – On a December evening in 2024, FIFA made it official: the 2034 World Cup would belong to Saudi Arabia. There was no drama in the vote — the Kingdom was the only bidder — but the decade of work that followed the announcement…
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Goliath France vs Spain

Two Goliaths, One Ticket to the Final

France and Spain Collide in Dallas eyesoneurope Forget David and Goliath. This afternoon in Arlington, Texas, it’s Goliath against Goliath. France and Spain — the two highest-ranked teams in Europe, and arguably the two most talented squads left in the entire tournament — meet in the first semifinal of the 2026 World Cup, with a…
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Lionel Messi

Old Foes, New Stakes

Argentina and England Collide for a Place in History eyesoneurope Amsterdam, July 14, 2026 – Twenty-one years since they last shared a pitch, and two decades of accumulated tension are about to detonate in Atlanta. On Wednesday, July 15, reigning champions Argentina face fourth-ranked England in the 2026 World Cup semifinal — a fixture soaked…
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Casimiro Cazé TV

The Streamer Who Out-Broadcasted a Broadcasting Giant

eyesonbrasil For 54 straight years, watching the World Cup in Brazil meant watching Globo. The network had aired every tournament since 1970, building a viewing ritual so entrenched it barely registered as a choice. In 2026, that streak ended — not because a rival network finally out-bid Globo, but because a 31-year-old from Rio de…
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