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The prizes are as follows: A Tie Wardrobe from Tasso Elba ($240), a Michael Kors Men’s Watch ($250), a Michael Kors Women’s Watch ($195), a Kenneth Cole Reaction Men’s Black Leather Attache ($250), a Dooney & Bourke Women’s Black Leather Handbag ($280), and Calvin Klein Black & White Leather Handbag ($270)


DEAD SEA MUD FROM JORDAN


Experience the unique minerals of the Dead Sea thanks to some natural mud packs courtesy of Jordan Tourism Board. Relax and pamper your skin with your very own personal spa treatment that uses luxurious mud from the banks of the Dead Sea (visitjordan.com).


TEN SAMOAN STRESS BALLS


The Samoa Tourism Authority has 10 rugby stress balls to give


away to lucky voters. Samoa people love the game of rugby and will be looking forward to the Rugby World Cup next year, being hosted in the UK. These little balls are ideal for letting go of tension that might build up when watching a match – or selling a holiday!


FIVE STYLISH REBOUNDTAG LUGGAGE TAGS With over 20 million suitcases being lost globally each year, high-tech ReboundTAG luggage tags are brilliant for keeping track of stray bags. They use microchips and barcodes to keep track of luggage, and if bags go missing they text and email alerts to inform the owner of their location. There are fi ve on offer! Find out more about this technology at reboundtag.com.


TEN 250G PACKS OF FIJIAN COFFEE, FIVE CAPPUCCINO PACKS AND FIVE ESPRESSO CUP AND SAUCER SETS Never fall asleep at your desk again with coffee courtesy of the The Fiji Coffee


“Experience the unique minerals of the Dead Sea thanks to a natural mud pack from the


Jordan Tourism Board”


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