Tournament organisers for Rugby World Cup 2011 have revealed that ticket sales and revenue targets have been achieved for 2010 and that international visitors will number at least 85,000... More >
Organisers of next year’s Rugby World Cup in New Zealand have announced that they will set up a NZ$9.5m lottery fund to support arts and entertainment linked to the tournament...More>
Toshiba has been announced as the latest official sponsor of next year’s Rugby World Cup in New Zealand.
The electronics giant will supply a host of products and services f...More>
Former All Black Andy Haden has resigned as an official ambassador for the 2011 Rugby World Cup.
Haden handed his resignation to World Cup minister Murray McCully followin...More>
London-based event management and corporate hospitality specialist AOK Events has been appointed to market and sell official corporate hospitality packages for Rugby World Cup...More>
The New Zealand Rugby Union (NZRU) and the New Zealand Rugby Players Association (NZRPA) have struck a collective employment agreement that will see All Black players awarded ...More>
Pernod Ricard has signed a sponsorship deal with the 2011 Rugby World Cup to promote its Brancott Estate wine brand.
Brancott Estate, the new name for New Zealand's Montana...More>
TalkSport has pulled off a major coup by claiming the exclusive commentary rights to the 2011 Rugby World Cup.
The BBC had held the rights since the inception of the tourna...More>
New Zealand Rugby Union (NZRU) and Rugby New Zealand 2011 Ltd chairman Jock Hobbs has stepped down from both positions after being diagnosed with leukaemia.
Mike Eagle had ...More>
New Zealand tourism companies can expect significant extra income from an estimated 85,000 visitors when the country hosts the Rugby World Cup next year, according to the Mini...More>
Rugby Football Union elite rugby director Rob Andrew has hailed the growth of the Rugby World Cup (RWC).
With 500 days to go until next year’s tournament in New Zealand, tr...More>
Organisers of the 2011 Rugby World Cup in New Zealand have revealed that early ticket applications for the tournament have exceeded expectations.
The priority application p...More>
New Zealand’s prime minister has said that next year’s Rugby World Cup could boost the country’s economy by NZ$1.25bn.
The news comes just days after foreign minister Marti...More>
New Zealand's foreign minister has said that the country may never be able to afford to stage the Rugby World Cup again because hosting next year’s competition is proving to b...More>
Captivity Headwear has been appointed to distribute official Rugby World Cup 2011 licensed caps, hats, beanies, scarves, gloves and other headwear products in South Africa and...More>
