Last night’s draw at the Fiji Showcase 2010 the Air Pacific/Pacific Sun competition saw a 13 year old winning herself a return flight to Nadi, and tonight the next person will be having a choice of flying to Australia or New Zealand.
The Fiji Showcase 2010 Air Pacific/Pacific Sun booth will be drawing the return ticket at 8.30 pm.
Air Pacific Senior Consultant Viliame Uwate said last night they had about 684 people dropping in their entries and tonight they are expecting more than a thousand.
Uwate said for people to take a chance every time they come down to the Fiji showcase 2010.
Tonight's winner will have a choice of flying Sydney, Brisbane or Melbourne, Christchurch or Auckland
Meanwhile taking to the Digicel Entertainment stage at this hour is Cookies crazy comedy show, and at 5.45pm is the Majik box, the double act of Dr Rhythm and Petey Majik and at 6pm the Rubber band boy.
Gates to Fiji Showcase 2010 close at 9pm.
Chance to win air ticket at showcase
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