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2010-09-06 13:12

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Cape Town - Sport24 and British Airways have teamed up to offer readers an exclusive deal on air tickets for the Springboks’ year-end tour to the UK and Ireland.

The specials, which start from R6 153 (including taxes and surcharges) are on average R1 620 less than the usual return fare.

The fares to the Ireland and Scotland games include connecting flights to Dublin and Edinburgh.

The tour specials can be booked immediately until September 17 by simply e-mailing groups.s.africa@ba.com

Game	Dept. SA	Dept. UK	Cost	Saving
SA vs Ireland	3 November	8 November	R6586	R1250
SA vs Wales	9 November	14 November	R6153	R1590
SA vs Scotland	17 November	22 November	R6835	R1820
SA vs England	24 November	29 November	R6153	R1820

Note: Costs are for flights only. Visas, ground arrangements, accommodation and match tickets are not included. Quoted fares include all taxes and surcharges but may vary marginally on the day of booking due to exchange rate fluctuations. All flights leave from JHB and costs to JHB from around the country are not included.

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