LONDON, ENGLAND, April 20, 2011 (Press-News.org) easyJet Holidays, has announced the launch of the 'How Flexible Are You?' competition on its holiday offering's blog.
This easyJet Holidays alliance which was established following a collaboration between easyJet and the Lowcosttravelgroup, provides customers with the choice and flexibility to enable them to tailor their holidays and city breaks to travel when they want, to wherever they want, for as long as they want. In light of this, and the recent heroics from the contortionist Rubber Richie, who managed to squeeze himself into a suitcase in London, the team has been wondering; just how flexible is the average person?
The new competition asks entrants to get creative and send in a funny flexible video or photo. For the most impressive entry the easyJet Holidays team is offering an Ibiza holiday for two in Ibiza for seven nights. The winner will then be announced on the 1st of May 2011 by a very special guest judge.
easyJet is also encouraging those looking for a little inspiration to head on over to the easyJet Holidays blog and take a look at Rubber Ritchie's bendy antics or check out the other entries on the easyJet Holidays You Tube Channel.
Those wanting to enter the competition can share their images or videos on the 'How Flexible Are You' Facebook page via twitter at easyJet Holidays Twitter or simply email them and the easyJet Holidays team will upload them.
easyJet holidays is available on all major search engines and price comparison sites, and through an affiliate network of over 3,000 web sites such as voucher code, cash back and travel editorial sites. The website is backed by a state of the art call centre network of highly qualified sales and customer service staff who will provide help to customers if they prefer to arrange their holidays by phone.
Notes to editors
About easyJet:
easyJet is Europe's No. 1 air transport operation due to our leading presence on Europe's top 100 routes and at Europe's 50 largest airports. More than 300 million Europeans live within one hour's drive of an easyJet airport, more than any other airline.
easyJet flies on more than 550 routes between 129 airports in 30 countries.
The airline takes sustainability seriously. Over the last 10 years the airline has reduced CO2 emissions per passenger km by 25% by investing in the latest technology.
Lowcosttravelgroup was founded in 2004 and is backed by a number of leading European hotel groups and Albion Venture Management, a GBP250m venture capital trust
easyJet Holidays comprises flights by easyJet with other services provided by and arranged with Lowcostbeds.com and other third party suppliers.
Website: http://holidays.easyjet.com
easyJet Holidays Asks How Flexible Are You?
easyJet Holidays announces the launch of the 'How Flexible Are You?' competition.
2011-04-20
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