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Dragonair has
awarded the first two half-monthly prizes of a return air ticket in its
WTO Challenge, a campaign designed to mark China’s accession to the
World Trade Organisation (WTO) and highlight the role that the airline
can play in helping people explore business opportunities.
“The response from our passengers to the Dragonair WTO Challenge
promotion has been tremendous,” said the airline’s CEO, Stanley Hui.
“But there’s still a long way to go, and a lot more great prizes to be
won, including air passes valid for up to seven years, so passengers
should continue to register.”
To participate, passengers must register before they fly, and receive a
personal WTO Challenge Number. By quoting the number when booking or
checking in for a Dragonair flight between Hong Kong and 18 destinations
it serves in the mainland, or Kaohsiung, up until March 31, 2002, they
will be entered in the prize draws.
The Prizes are:
Individual Grand Prize - Seven-year Air Pass - (Draw at the end of the
Challenge)
Individual Monthly Prize - One-year Air Pass - (Draw at end of each
month)
Half-monthly Prizes - Return tickets - (Draw every two weeks)
Corporate Grand Prize - Three-year Air Pass - (Draw at the end of the
Challenge)
Corporate Monthly Prize - One-year Air Pass - (Draw at the end of each
month)
The air passes are valid for travel on 24 sectors over a 12-month
period.
Registration forms can be obtained from Dragonair offices and check-in
counters, as well as from leading travel agents.
Additional details on the promotion are available from the Dragonair
website, www.dragonair.com
Dragonair is a Hong Kong-based airline, operating a fleet of seven
A330-300s, three A321s and seven A320s, in addition to two Boeing 747
freighters. It is currently in the midst of a programme to more than
double its fleet by the end of 2005. The airline’s passenger network
covers 27 destinations across the Asia-Pacific region, while its cargo
network connects the markets of Europe, the Middle East, Japan and
China.
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