Austria ready for football fans
Jun. 5 - Hordes of football fans will soon arrive in Vienna for Euro 2008, but Austria is prepared for them and the biggest sporting event in its history.
Hostesses have been trained to welcome guests as they arrive at the city's train station. Many Vienna hotels have been booked for months, so one organization has come to the rescue of fans with nowhere to stay.
Joanna Partridge reports.
SOUNDBITE: Thomas Swancar, Fancamp Marketing Director, saying (German):
"We have built a little town with a bakery, a fan shop, and people to do face painting. We're looking forward to seeing everyone who comes."
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