Alberta Couple Wins their Vacation for Free by Booking Early
Imagine yourself packing your bags for a long awaited holiday, and then be informed the day before your trip that you’ve won your trip for free. Sounds too good to be true right? Well, for one Canadian couple in Alberta, it paid off to book their winter vacation early…literally.
In October 2015, Flight Centre teamed up with Air Transat Vacations and Nolitours to offer a special contest for anyone who booked their Transat Holidays or Nolitour winter vacation package with Flight Centre by automatically entering them into a draw to win their trip for free.
After selecting our winners at random, we decided to break the good news to them in person and capture it on video.
Our clients Timothy and Mary walked into our Flight Centre store at Southcentre in Calgary with no idea about the surprise we had in store for them. This lucky Alberta couple will now be taking their winter vacation for free (putting about $3,000 back into their bank account!). How’s that for an early Christmas present?
When asked about their experience booking with Flight Centre, Timothy and Mary replied, “Our Travel Agent Brian has been wonderful to deal with through this whole booking process. He knew the resort and destination well, and sorted out all of the details for us. We’re thrilled to have won, and can’t wait to take this vacation!“.
Check out last year’s winners here.
To book your winter vacation, browse our travel deals, or contact a Flight Centre travel agent.
About the Author
Emma Hackwood a freelance copywriter, amateur glider pilot and full-time adventure seeker, has travelled extensively in pursuit of her lifelong dream of simply seeing it all. Up to over 50 countries, she lists American Samoa and the seldom visited Marquesas Islands as her current favourite destinations, with a wandering eye on Guam and Tonga to complete her Pacific escapades.
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