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Round The World flights to World Cup 2014
FROM $2500 you can secure Round The World flights to World Cup 2014 in South America – plus further stopovers in Europe and either Asia or Africa.
Author: Samba Times
Update for World Cup Tickets
Individual tickets for all matches of the 2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil will be sold directly to fans via FIFA.com.
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Property · Property Spotlight · Region Guide
Invest in Paranagua
OWN a brand new 3 bedroom, 134sqm apartment and invest in Brazil’s historic coastal town of Paranagua for less than US$136,000 (£91,151; AU$132,299).
Getting Around · Region Guide · World Cup 2014
Where will World Cup games be held?
FOR property investors and football fans, a key in coming months will be remembering where the 2014 FIFA World Cup games will be held.
Visiting Uruguay
TO many in the English-speaking world the country Uruguay is out-of-mind and out-of-sight, known for three things only:
Florianopolis – Samba Times
BOASTING the highest quality of life in Brazil, spectacular scenery and a strong information technology industry, Florianopolis has many attractions to the potential investor.
Crime and safety levels in South America
IT’S funny how reality and perception can differ when discussing crime and safety levels in South America as compared to the remainder of the world.
Economic · Fast Facts · Invest · World Cup 2014
Brazil bristling with investment potential
NOW the fifth-biggest global economy and housing the fifth-largest population in the world, Brazil is bristling with investment potential as it prepares to host the 2014 Football World Cup and the 2016 Olympics.
Fast Facts · Finance · Taxation
Uruguayan Financial Benefits
LOW taxes, cheap prices, no restrictions on transfer of foreign currency, no restrictions on beachfront purchases, no visa requirements and easy passport acquirement. A rundown on Uruguayan financial benefits.
Quirky Uruguayan president Jose Mujica
HE drives a 1987 VW Beetle, is a noted vegetarian, was shot six times by the police, lived in a well for two years and now donates 90 per cent of his wealth and refuses to use his presidential palace. Meet quirky Uruguayan president Jose Mujica – a true man of the people.
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