It is a dream come true for a Nadali businessman and father of 2 after being informed that he was the third winner of a Pacific Blue air trip to Australia after he went to Fiji Showcase 2009.
Pravin Pratap, who lives in Nausori, said he took his family to Showcase and decided to try his luck in the competition, never knowing he would win.
When Fijivillage contacted Pratap at Showcase, he said that he would use the trip to take a break from his hectic life.
The public will be able to win a trip to either Sydney or Brisbane if they write their name on the ticket and dropping it into the Pacific Blue Bin at their booth.
Meanwhile, Daphne Datwin and Ben Kakauvalu were the winners in the first two days of Showcase.
Gates to Fiji Showcase opens at midday today.
Nadali businessman wins trip
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