E: 21/05 Win A Luxury Honeymoon To Dubai & Mauritius

Lakshmi7

Brides Magazine

Moneybot

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Entry is restricted to persons aged 21 or older and resident in the UK or Republic of Ireland who are not employees of Cond! Nast Publications Limited or in any way connected with the promotion. No employee, agent, subcontractor or director of The Oberoi Group or Emirates airline, nor anyone connected with the competition, nor any member of such person's family, is eligible to enter. The organisers reserve the right to verify the eligibility to enter. One entry per household. The winner will be chosen at random from all correct entries received by 21 May 2015. All travel must be taken between 01 July 2015 and 31 January 2016, subject to availability, excluding 01 - 31 December 2015. Prize cannot be transferred, exchanged for cash or used against another holiday, hotel or airline. All extra incidentals including additional spa treatments, additional meals, laundry and beverages etc. must be paid for directly by the prize winner. Prize is not valid in combination with any other offer or promotion. Travel insurance or any airport fees and taxes are not included in the prize. Skywards Miles cannot be accrued for the flights. It is the responsibility of the individual passengers to ensure they have travel insurance cover, valid passports and inoculations prior to their journey. Visa applications for entry into countries requiring them for certain passport-holders must be obtained prior to travel. Once the flight tickets are issued, no changes can be made to the booking. The editor's decision is final and no correspondence will be entered into.

passlady

Do you have to be getting married?

baconcob

It doesn't say so, but i wouldn't share a room with someone of the opposite sex in Dubai if I wasn't married to him.

snakepilsen

baconcob wrote: »

It doesn't say so, but i wouldn't share a room with someone of the opposite sex in Dubai if I wasn't married to him.

Sick of hearing this nonsense.

I've stayed in Dubai over a dozen times with no problem whatsoever.

CatsRule

snakepilsen wrote: »

Sick of hearing this nonsense.

I've stayed in Dubai over a dozen times with no problem whatsoever.

My partner and I were planning to emigrate there for work despite us not being married. We looked into it and that wouldn't have been a problem. But other work offers meant we stayed here instead.