Valentine's Day Sweepstakes: CheapOair to Give Away Romantic Trip to Fiji
NEW YORK, Jan. 29, 2018 /PRNewswire/ -- CheapOair today launched their latest campaign, a Valentine's Day sweepstakes in partnership with Fiji Airways.
The winner of the sweepstakes will be awarded complimentary round-trip airfare for two via Los Angeles or San Francisco gateways to Fiji's Nadi International Airport (NAN) on Fiji Airways*. Airfare from the winner's home gateway to Los Angeles or San Francisco will also be included, if applicable. Additionally, the winner and a guest will receive a four-night hotel stay at the five-star Sofitel Fiji Resort and Spa.
To participate, entrants are asked to share their name and email address on the campaign's landing page: https://www.cheapoair.com/promos/valentines-day-giveaway. Entries will be accepted through February 11, 2018. One lucky winner will be randomly selected and announced by February 14, 2018 just in time for a Valentine's Day surprise.
In alignment with the brand's new slogan Go Ahead, Be Cheap, the campaign can be followed on all of CheapOair's social channels using #GoAheadBeFiji. Follow our social pages, www.facebook.com/cheapoair, www.twitter.com/cheapoair, www.instagram.com/cheapoair , and www.pinterest.com/cheapoair.
*See Official Sweepstakes Rules and Privacy Policy.
About CheapOair
CheapOair is a flight-focused hybrid travel agency that enables consumers to book online, on mobile apps for iOS and Android, by phone (1-800-566-2345) or live chat. Part of Fareportal's family of travel brands, CheapOair bridges the gap between an online travel agency and a traditional agency with certified travel agents available 24/7 to help find deals and offers to destinations worldwide on over 450 airlines, a million hotels, and 100s of car rental companies. Follow CheapOair on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and Pinterest to learn how to travel the world for less.
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