It was a shock for twenty six year old mother of three, Cherie Raymond to find out that she had won a return ticket to either New Zealand or Australia on Day two of the Fiji Showcase 2010.
Raymond said that she had just returned from maternity leave and decided that she wanted to have fun with her young children and headed down to the Fiji Showcase yesterday.
She added that it was pure luck and she has never been so thankful.
Raymond also said that she is thinking of taking the New Zealand trip.
For the next six days, any person who buys a ticket for the Fiji Showcase 2010 and writes their name and contact details on the tickets and drop it into the bin will go into the draw for the return trip thanks to Air Pacific and Pacific Sun.
Meanwhile, the gates to the Fiji Showcase open this hour at the Vodafone Arena.
Tickets are $3.50 for adults and 2.50 for children.
Showcase air ticket winner shocked
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