I magine enjoying Iceland in proximity to the Arctic Circle; as well as its vivid landscapes and natural wonders — such as the Northern Lights and daylight 24 hours per day during the summer as two of many examples.
You may not have to imagine that scenario with this opportunity from Hilton — and you can simultaneously help to save our planet.
You Could Win a Trip to Iceland With Hilton — Travel With PurposeIn celebration of what is known as Earth Hour — which this year is on Saturday, March 25, 2017 starting at 8:30 in the evening and ending at 9:30 local time and is the worldwide initiative for the planet as organized by the World Wildlife Fund — Hilton launched a global social media contest where you could win a trip to Iceland; but you must enter as a contestant by Saturday, April 1, 2017.
During Earth Hour, you turn off your lights for an hour to save energy. Based upon that theme, you are invited to submit a photograph and caption showing how you celebrated the event by saving energy — along with using the hashtags #EarthHour and #TravelwithPurposeContest. The grand prize includes travel and accommodation — including a stay of five nights at the Canopy by Hilton Reykjavik City Centre hotel property in Iceland.
Appropriately, the winner of this contest will be announced on Earth Day, which is Saturday, April 22, 2017. Judging will take place from Sunday, April 2, 2017 through Friday, April 7, 2017; and winners will be contacted on or approximately Monday, April 10, 2017
No purchase or payment is required or necessary to enter, play, win or claim a prize; and a purchase or payment will not increase your odds or chances of winning.
Additional information pertaining to the #TravelwithPurposeContest is found at the Facebook, Twitter and Instagram accounts of Hilton.
There is a limit of one entry per person per platform per day during the Contest Period, for a maximum of three entries per day. You may use the same entry on multiple platforms on the same day; but you may not use the same entry on subsequent days.
There are three ways to enter the contest during the contest period…
How to Enter the Contest Via TwitterFollow the steps below to receive one entry into the grand prize pool of the contest via Twitter:
Follow the steps below to receive one entry into the grand prize pool of the contest via Instagram:
You may post a photograph here showing how you are "celebrating Earth Hour by saving energy," including the hashtags "#EarthHour" and "#Travelwithpurposecontest" to receive one entry into the grand prize pool of the contest via Facebook.
Grand PrizeThe grand prize consists of a trip to Reykjavik, Iceland, which include round-trip economy class air transportation from a major commercial airport near the residence of the winner of the grand prize to Reykjavik, Iceland for two people; and five nights hotel standard accommodations — single room with double occupancy — at the Canopy by Hilton Reykjavik City Centre hotel property.
The approximate retail value of the grand prize is $3,000.00.
The guest of the grand prize winner must be 18 years of age or older. If the grand prize winner elects to travel or partake in the prize without a guest, no additional compensation will be awarded to the grand prize winner. The trip must be taken within one year of accepting the prize or the grand prize will be forfeited.
The grand prize winner and guest are responsible for possessing valid travel documents — including government identification and passports. The grand prize winner is responsible for all travel expenses not included herein — including airline baggage fees, gratuities, meals, and any other incidental costs or expenses related to participation in this prize. Travel must be booked a minimum of seven days in advance.
Entry JudgingAll eligible entries received during the contest period will be judged by a panel of qualified judges, who will score the entries — the entrant in the grand prize pool whose entry receives the highest score will be potential grand prize winner — according to the following weighted criteria:
If any entry fails to comply with any of the following entry requirements or any other provisions of the official rules — the incorporation of any intellectual property owned by a third party into your entry is at your own risk — the entrant may be disqualified, as entries:
Hilton and the World Wildlife Fund announced back in 2015 a multi-year commitment to collaborate on a strategy of water stewardship; expand sustainable seafood efforts; advance food waste efforts; and accelerate the adoption of renewable energy across the portfolio of hotel and resort properties of Hilton worldwide.
"We're incredibly proud that the Earth Hour movement was conceived at the Hilton Sydney nearly 10 years ago," said Maxime Verstraete, who is the vice president of corporate responsibility at Hilton. "Almost every year since, our Team Members have combined their passion for hospitality with fun, local activities supporting the movement. This year we're looking beyond our more than 4,900 properties, and inviting the world to be part of another exceptional Hilton experience. We hope our Travel with Purpose Contest will inspire others to learn more about climate change and energy conservation."
Thousands of Hilton properties around the world have participated in Earth Hour activities by finding creative ways to raise awareness about energy conservation and climate change — from arranging candle-lit dinners to hosting acoustic music performances for guests.
Select Rules, Terms and ConditionsThis Contest is offered only to individuals who are eighteen (18) years or older at the time of entry. Void where prohibited or restricted by law.
If an entrant enters from his/her wireless phone, the entrant's wireless service provider may charge the entrant. Entrants should consult their wireless-service providers regarding their pricing plans. Message and data rates may apply.
Other official rules, terms and conditions apply — be sure that you read all of them carefully and agree with them before participating in the sweepstakes — which include but are not limited to those dealing with the topics of:
My first thought was to send a photograph of nothing but black. Hey — I turned off my lights at night. What would you expect?!?
In all seriousness, this campaign is a great way to bring about awareness to our environment — and I learned a few things about Hilton and its commitment to the environment.
No, the photograph at the top of the article is not Iceland; but it is part of a hotel property in the Hilton portfolio. Photograph ©2015 by Brian Cohen.
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