Win a $10,000 trip to Vegas — and 3 other travel sweepstakes
How would you like a $10,000 trip to Vegas for free?
By Aimee Heckel
If there’s one kind of contest worth taking the time to enter, it’s travel sweepstakes. A good vacation can be expensive — but it’s always the best kind of money spent: on life experiences.
The Travel Channel is running a contest right now to give away a $10,000 trip to Las Vegas, complete with delicious food, tickets to see the latest Cirque show, $1,500 in spending money, lodging and more. You only have a few days left to enter, so act now. It’s simple to enter. Just enter your email address and answer a travel-related trivia question.
Even if you don’t win, you can play a digital scratch card-type game, where you can win a free Travel Channel mug is you click and get three of the same image.
Looking for more travel sweepstakes to enter?
Here are three that we may or may not have entered ourselves.
Win a family vacation to Orlando, Fla: Enter VacationFun.com’s sweepstakes to win roundtrip tickets to Orlando and three nights at the Melia Orlando Suite Hotel. (Note: Beware that with this specific sweepstakes, they disclaim you “may receive additional travel information” from various advertisers.)
Win a trip for two to Japan: Kirin Ichiban (yes, the beer) is holding this Facebook contest that takes about 30 seconds to enter — and you can still enter without checking the box to receive Kirin Ichiban mail and product info.
Win a trip for two to Hawaii: Enter by April 15 for a chance to win a trip for two to Hawaii this summer, courtesy of Men’s Health, InsideHook, ShermansTravel.com and Hipmunk. Prize includes roundtrip airfare for two, lodging, gear and fun outdoor activities.
Looking to save more money on your travel expenses? Check out these travel coupons, where you can save big and get Cash Back on everything from airfare to rental cars to hotels. For example, get $10 off your next Hot Rate Hotel when you sign up for emails, and get an additional 3 percent Cash Back from ShopAtHome.com.
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