Thai holiday prize for two
Everyone who eats or drinks ‘Thai’ during the Parkroyal’s week-long festival of Thai food and culture will be eligible to complete an entry form which will go into a draw for a holiday for two to Thailand.
The prize will include complimentary return travel for two from Christchurch to Bangkok on Thai Airways, and a week’s accommodation in the superb hotels of the Siam Lodge Group in Bangkok and at either Phuket, Pattaya or Chiang Mai — the choice will be the winner’s.
The contest will be drawn on the 3ZB breakfast show on November 6. The prize must be taken between May and October, 1990, offering an ideal chance to escape a. week of our southern winter. The winner will fly out of Christchurch on Thai’s Thursday flight and return direct from Bangkok on the following Thursday morning. Thai Airways is also flying to Christchurch 3000 orchids to be given away during the festival which begins on Saturday.
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Press, 26 October 1989, Page 31
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