E: 18/05? Win A Summer Holiday For Two To Kitzbühel In The Austrian Tirol

Lakshmi7

Tirol

Answer: Streif Viewing

weeowens

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The competition closes on 18th May 2017 and the winner will be notified by the Tirol Tourist Board on 22nd May 2017. The holiday prize is supplied by Kitzbühel Tourism, Sporthotel Reisch and the Tirol Tourist Board. Prize is subject to availability at the time of booking. Holiday must be booked by 31st August 2017. After this date the accommodation prize will expire and no longer be valid. The holiday must be taken in summer 2017 until 30th September 2017. Prize is for two people (sharing a room) and includes seven night’s accommodation on a half board basis, return flights from London, resort transfer from the airport and two Kitzbühel lift passes for a week. The competition is open to residents of the UK aged 18 years or over. No purchase necessary. One entry per household. The prize is non-exchangeable, non-transferable and non-refundable. The winner must be included in the travelling party. There is no cash alternative and no alternative holidays will be offered. Kitzbühel Tourism / Tirol Tourist Board retains the right to substitute the prize with another prize of similar value (up to £1500 per person) in the event the original prize offered is not available. The prize EXCLUDES travel to the airport in the UK, and any additional costs and expenses incurred during the trip. Personal travel insurance is not included with this prize. The winner is bound by Sporthotel Reisch’s booking terms and conditions. *

2013yearofthehouse

Lakshmi7 wrote: »

Tirol

Answer: Karstweg Hiking Trail

Have they changed the question?

Which walking route follows the famous downhill race?

Streif Viewing
Karstweg Hiking Trail

From the text above the competition form:

Keen walkers can try the “Streif viewing”, a challenging and memorable walk along the classic downhill racing course, or the Karstweg hiking trail that takes in millions of years of history along the way, with cave-like structures and impressive sink holes.

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