SCENES: How does a trip to the open waters of Halong Bay sound instead of a cold winter?
SCENES: How does a trip to the open waters of Halong Bay sound instead of a cold winter? SimonDannhauer
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What a $1000 gift card buys you at Flight Centre

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20th Feb 2018 2:32 PM

SIPPING a pina-colada on a tropical beach, exploring historical gems or kicking back on an island reading your favourite book.

Nobody can tell you how to spend your dream holiday, and thanks to Flight Centre, you can get $1000 closer to skipping town and enjoying yourself in that special destination.

Ever wanted to spread your wings in the city of angels? Winning the prize would take care of most of the hassle of flights, with Air New Zealand flying return to Los Angeles for a touch over $1000.

You could out the top down on a rental car, stroll through the boulevards or even plant yourself in the sun at Long Beach.

If you wanted to stay a little closer to home, look no further than a traditional Australian holiday in Bali.

Travel packages combining flights and accommodation will leave you with plenty of spending money to enjoy a beach-front massage or some delicious street food.

For those who fancy an ocean getaway, a cruise could be the ideal trip away for you.

Seven nights on the P&O Pacific from $899 would see you cruising through some of the most beautiful islands the pacific has to offer, including Noumea, Lifou and Port Vila.

Fancy yourself as more of an adventurer?

You can combine tours in the amazing surrounds of Vietnam, with the Mai Chau adventure and Halong Bay junk cruise from $600. This gives you the opportunity to take a bike trip through the hillside villages or sail through Halong Bay.

You don't need to wait to plan your next getaway, with the Daily News here to help get you off to a flying start.

We are offering readers a $1000 travel voucher with Flight Centre.

There's no catch. All you have to do is go online and enter at: www.warwickdailynews.com/holiday.

The competition is currently open, and goes through the Sunday, March 4.

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