Whether it is Germany against Costa Rica or England against Paraguay: FIFA is depending on mobility services by T-Systems to ensure that as of June 9th guests not only will enjoy top games, but also that the FIFA World Cup™ runs smoothly.

Germany is expecting over three million visitors for the 2006 FIFA World Cup Germany™. To make sure that travellers from all over the world find their way around Germany, FIFA has placed the mobility services by T-Systems on its official Internet site, www.FIFAworldcup.com. There, soccer fans have access to city maps, route planners, and a stadium search application. Fans can plan a route to the venue of their favorate game from home. Guests can also choose between different means of transportation. If stadium visitors decide to take their car, they will receive information about the current traffic situation. Links to public transportation information provide visitors with travel times for public transportation means. A dynamic routing system provides the respective up-to-date traffic information for the day of the game in the route planning guide.

Info about what's going on around the soccer spectacle

Information on hotels, restaurants, airports, and train stations rounds off the offer. Special databases and links to game venues make the search for destinations easy. Visitors do not have to know the address they are looking for. This way guests can plan trips, choose restaurants, and book hotels via the FIFA portal.