In less than five months time, the much anticipated Brazil 2014 World Cup will kick off. 32 nations will face off in 12 host cities (assuming Curitiba makes it). <\/p>\n
Not since USA 94 has the World Cup taken place in the Americas and not since then has the tournament been spread so far and wide. Unlike then, this time groups games will take place thousands of miles apart making travelling between games a logistical challenge and expensive too. <\/p>\n
All football fans, whether cheering on England or taking in some of the great other games on offer, can survive this World Cup without it costing the earth. As this handy world cup travel guide proves, there are many tips and tricks to be employed to keep costs down. You need to know where you are going, when, where to stay and how best to plan your journey. <\/p>\n
This guide contains information on travelling to Brazil, saving costs while there and most importantly, individual guides to each of the 12 host cities, so you can tailor each leg of the journey. All we need now is a miracle from England. <\/p>\n<\/p>\n
The Brazil World Cup 2014 promises to deliver thrills, spills and glory. We help to deliver you to Brazil for less. <\/p>\n
32 nations, 8 groups, 31 days, 64 matches, 12 host cities, 1 Trophy. <\/p>\n
The numbers involved are staggering, and without proper planning the same could be true for your spending. <\/p>\n
Heres our help for planning World Cup trips to Brazil in 2014. <\/p>\n
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