AnyTrip.com Announces 50 Travel Prizes Giveaway

AnyTrip.com, a fee-free booking service for travellers and holidaymakers, is celebrating its launch by giving customers the chance to win one of 50 great travel prizes. Prizes include an iPad 2, a Kindle and up to £500 to spend on booking a hotel or hostel with AnyTrip.com. To visit the site, go to http://www.anytrip.com

The travel competition is running until April 30th. To enter, participants need to answer a simple question: Which of the following is a popular tourist attraction in Paris?
To find out more and enter the competition, please go to http://www.anytrip.com/win-travel-prizes/

AnyTrip.com covers 97 countries and boasts thousands of properties in 770 destinations. It provides great-value accommodation around the world, and on confirmation of booking customers pay only 20% of the price upfront with absolutely no booking fees. AnyTrip.com also allows customers to book flights, tours and car hire through trusted partner sites.

Customers are given great product choice and value for money, whether they are booking an entire holiday or just one part of it. No registration is required to book and all properties are rated and reviewed by customers.

AnyTrip.com is a fully bonded member of the Association of British Travel Agents (ABTA).

AnyTrip.com covers 97 countries and boasts thousands of properties in 770 destinations. It provides great value accommodation around the world, and on confirmation of booking customers pay only 20% of the price upfront with absolutely no booking fees. AnyTrip.com also allows customers to book flights, tours and car hire through trusted partner sites. Property searches can be filtered by price or rating, which makes finding the right accommodation even easier.

AnyTrip.com is a fully bonded member of the Association of British Travel Agents (ABTA).

Giovanna Gentile, PR Executive
giovanna.gentile@hostelbookers.com
T: (+44) 2074404931
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