Winning a return ticket to Australia thanks to the Fiji Showcase 2009 is like a blessing as it will allow me to take a long awaited leave and take a break.
Shyneel Jattan who works for an internet provider in Suva is overjoyed after winning the Pacific Blue ticket to Australia.
He joins 6 other people who won the return ticket over the past few days and two more tickets are still up for grabs as today and tomorrow remain for the Fiji Showcase 2009.
Looking at the entertainment on offer, at 5.45pm and 8pm is the Big Balloon Show, at 6pm is Mr Fungus Comedy Mime show while at 8pm is the Great Gondos Show and the Big Balloon Show.
The Hotdog eating competition organized by the Foods pacific Limited starts at 6.45 where the winner walks away with $2000 prize money.
Fiji Showcase closes its door at 10pm tonight and opens at 10am tomorrow. And you can also access the times for all the entertainment on offer at Fiji showcase on our website Fijivillage.com.
Jattan wins air ticket in Showcase
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