Ships chartered for World Cup
The ship stays will be supplemented by a hospitality programme drawn up in co-operation with South African partners and local authorities.
One Ocean Club staff have been in South Africa for three years, exchanging information with authorities and establishing a “sound basis” for close co-operation with local companies.
The company has instigated a “high-quality security concept”, including controls in the harbours and on the ships, as well as shuttle services between airports, ships and stadiums, to provide visitors with round-the-clock protection.
Company spokesman Werner von Moltke said: "The One Ocean Club offering is a high-class addition to the services provided by local hotels and tour operators during the World Cup.
by Phil Davies
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