FRONTLINE
Celebrate in style with a BA trip to Barbados
To celebrate 70 years of flying to Barbados, British Airways has teamed up with the tourist board to give agents the chance to win 10 spots on a fam trip to the Caribbean island from July 2-7. To enter, agents must visit
travelweekly.co.uk/competitions, answer a question and enter their details by April 26. Entrants must be available to travel on the trip dates.
Win yourself a five-night fam trip to Antigua with Royalton
Royalton Resorts is giving away nine places on an Antigua fam trip from September 4-9, with accommodation at two of the operator’s hotels, return flights and transfers. To enter, make and log Royalton Resorts bookings to Antigua and Grenada by April 30.
Tour the Med for up to 10 days with Oceania
Oceania Cruises is giving agents the opportunity to win a Med cruise for two. To enter, agents must visit travelweekly.
co.uk/competitions, complete an online form and answer a question about the cruise line by April 21. The winner can choose a sailing of up to 10 days departing between June and November 2024. The prize includes accommodation in a veranda stateroom, all meals and drinks on board, gratuities and taxes. Entrants must be 21 or over.
Book Dubai to win one of If Only’s grand prizes
If Only has partnered with the Dubai Corporation for Tourism and Commerce to give one agent £1,000 each month between April and December. To enter this month’s competition, agents must make as many Dubai bookings as possible with the operator by April 30, after which the top booker will win the money.
Enjoy a week’s cruising
courtesy of A-Rosa Agents can win a seven-night sailing courtesy of A-Rosa River Cruises. To automatically enter the prize draw, agents must make a 2024 booking with the line by April 30. The winner will be given the choice of taking a family
cruise for up to four people on A-Rosa Sena, or a cruise for two on new ships A-Rosa Alea or A-Rosa Clea.
travelweekly.co.uk
4 APRIL 2024
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