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Cathay Pacific giving away 12,500 round-trip tickets to Hong Kong for Singapore residents

Launching 2 March, the prize will be awarded to the first 12,500 entrants who answer three questions correctly

Hong Kong airline Cathay Pacific is giving away 500,000 round-trip tickets to and from Hong Kong, of which 12,500 are allotted for Singapore residents, the airline announced in a press release.

The promotion is sponsored by the Airport Authority Hong Kong (AAHK) as part of its World of Winners campaign, in support of Hong Kong Tourism Board’s (HKTB) Hello Hong Kong campaign with the goal of welcoming back tourists to the city. 

To join the campaign, participants must be a Cathay member. They may sign up for a free membership on Cathay Pacific’s website. 

The prize will be awarded to the first 12,500 entrants who answer three questions correctly.

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The campaign will run from 2 March to 8 March 2023, local time. During this period, members must visit the campaign website, sign in using their Cathay membership details and answer three questions correctly. 

Each member may submit one entry only. 

Winners will be announced on the campaign website on 20 March, and they will also receive an email with details on how to redeem their prize.

In Southeast Asia, a total of 80,000 tickets will be given out. The campaign will be launched in phases, beginning first with Thailand, Singapore and the Philippines on 1, 2 and 3 March; and then Malaysia, Indonesia, Vietnam and Cambodia in stages two weeks later.

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