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Article: R75 000 - and that's just for one night! Wealthy visitors will pay up to this much for World Cup accommodation.(News)

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The Saturday Star (South Africa)
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July 4, 2009
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BYLINE: MELANIE PETERS

Luxury seafront villas on offer for the 2010 World Cup will cost up to a staggering R75 000 a night, according to property agents and private owners.

Soccer players, Fifa's top brass, delegates and spectators will be asked to fork out between R1 000 and more than R30 000 a night at hotels, according to listings on various websites.

Luxury suites at South Africa's top hotels and private game reserves are quoted at between R30 000 and R49 000 a night.

Proproperty.com, an online estate agency which manages a portfolio of luxury villas and apartments in Clifton, Camps Bay, and surrounding areas in Cape Town, has more ...

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