‘Ere we go, World Cup bookings ‘go through the roof’
Thomson Sport says it has seen an increase in web traffic of 400% since England qualified for next year’s World Cup with a 2-0 victory against Poland last night.
For fans interested in travelling to Brazil next summer, the operator has already created a pre-draw ‘Official Follow England’ package including three group stage matches.
Managing director Tom Forshaw said: "The amazing result last night means we can all be part of what promises to be a fantastic World Cup in Brazil 2014.
"When Steven Gerrard scored the second and decisive goal, we saw the website stats go through the roof and, consequently, we have seen a significant number of bookings and a huge increase in the number of fans registering interest."
Thomson Sport said over 15,000 fans had registered their interest in booking Brazil packages since the final whistle last night.
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