E: 20/05 Win a £5,000 5-night trip for 2 to Los Angeles inc. flights

One-Eye

Arighi Bianchi

Tell us why you want to win this trip of a lifetime!
(winner picked at random)

The prize is a 5-night holiday to Los Angeles, for two adults, including return flights from the UK, worth up to £5,000. There is one prize available to be won. 

The prize must be booked via Travel Counsellors independent travel consultant Katie Collis, within 21 days of the prize draw end date. 

The prize holiday can be booked for any available departure date up to 1st March 2025, subject to confirmation of flight availability.  The prize holiday must be booked at least four weeks prior to the departure date.

The prize holiday includes standard accommodation (on a twin-share), airport transfers, a Walking Tour* activity, 2 x UK airport security fast track passes and 2 x UK airport lounge passes. The intended hotel is the Beverly Hilton, however this is subject to hotel availability. Should this hotel not be available on winner’s chosen dates or be offering special rates only (e.g. in the case of a special event), an alternative hotel will be offered.

Any travel expenses, or any other expenses in the general use of and enjoyment of the prize, that the winners or their guests incur are the sole responsibility of the winners or their guests.

The winner is responsible for arranging any visas and vaccinations required for their chosen trip. The winner is responsible for having adequate and valid travel insurance.

Prizes are subject to availability. They are non-transferable, non-refundable and there are no cash alternatives. In the event that the prize is out of stock or if circumstances beyond the Promoter’s control make it necessary to do so, the Promoter reserves the right to substitute another item, in its sole discretion, of equal or higher value.

https://www.arighibianchi.co.uk/blogs/events/win-la

ghostsforge

That form won't go through with ANY phone number...and I never like forms that demand numbers at the best of times.

One-Eye

ghostsforge said:

That form won't go through with ANY phone number...and I never like forms that demand numbers at the best of times.

It accepts a mobile number without the leading "0" (ie. 10 digits starting with a "7")