Elite Excursions would just like to inform all visitors to this site of the following:
Elite-Excursions.co.za is no way affiliated or connected to the Elite Excursions program offered by Treligiant. We are a South African based tour opperator where as trilegiant is based in the states.
South Africa is preparing for one of its biggest events ever. We are all excited and we are getting ready to welcome guests from all over the world.
The World cup will be hosted in 9 cities and 10 venues all over South Africa.
The host cities will be Johannesburg, Cape Town, Durban, Pretoria, Port Elizabeth, Nelspruit, Polokwane, Rustenburg & Bloemfontein.
Elite Travel is ready to assist you in your travel arrangements, whether it is transporting you from the airport to the soccer game, transporting you to your hotel or other accommodation arrangements or maybe in-between games, take you to see the rest of our Country.
Contact us through our contact page and find out what we can do for you!
Without a regular No9 with just five months to go before South Africa 2010, Diego Maradona has a wide variety of options from which to choose.
Joachim Low has all but assured Lukas Podolski a place in his Germany squad for South Africa 2010, but revealed he has yet to decide on Toni Kroos.
Go to: Low talks Podolski and Kroos
FIFA.com speaks to Korea DPR assistant-manager Jo Tong-Sop about the Chollima’s preparations and ambitions for the upcoming FIFA World Cup.
Go to: Chollima start 2010 in style
Fabio Capello’s England squad will travel to Austria for a training camp at altitude prior to South Africa 2010, the camp’s organiser said Tuesday.
Australia coach Pim Verbeek will take a look at some of the Socceroos’ fringe players in tomorrow’s AFC Asian Cup qualifier away to Kuwait.
In our latest FIFA.com poll, Ivorian ace Didier Drogba emerged as the striker you were most looking forward to seeing at South Africa 2010.
Go to: Fans favour dynamic Drogba
Germany coach Joachim Low has said that he will not consider players who are not involved in regular first team football for his FIFA World Cup squad.
David Beckham tells FIFA.com that he is relishing the prospect of appearing in his fourth FIFA World Cup in South Africa in this exclusive interview.
England Football Association chief executive Ian Watmore expects Fabio Capello to remain in his role as England coach until after UEFA Euro 2012.
