TO GO WITH AFP STORY BY JUSTINE GERARDY

TO GO WITH AFP STORY BY JUSTINE GERARDY A room in Vicky's bed and breakfast is displayed on March 25, 2010, a corrugated metal and wood building, tucked between Khayelitsha's shacks and downtrodden sandy streets, which advertises itself as "South Africa's smallest hotel". It's a far cry from the plush five-stars that line Cape Town's seafront under Table Mountain, but the small, six-bedroomed guesthouse is booked out in the first leg of the World Cup, which starts on June 11. "The first two weeks I'm full," said Vicky Ntozini, 37, of Vicky's B'nB whose tournament beds cost 300 rands (40 dollars, 30 euros) per person. Ntozini is one of the lucky ones: initial fears of a World Cup accommodation shortage have now swung to worries of empty beds outside the main cities, with 30 days to kickoff. AFP PHOTO / GIANLUIGI GUERCIA (Photo credit should read GIANLUIGI GUERCIA/AFP via Getty Images)