Sun International just sent me the good news that three Nigerians, Victor Ajayi, Solomon Adekunle Famolu and Charles Olufisayo Okunola are the lucky Winners of the Sun International/ Virgin Nigeria luxury trips for couples to the Sun International Resorts in South Africa.

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Congratulations Ajayi Victor Who is this week’s winner and will soon be enjoying, 

A truly luxurious 4 nights stay for two at the Royal Livingstone Hotel in Zambia, including two return economy class flights courtesy of Virgin Nigeria.

Set along the banks of the Zambezi River close to the spectacular Eastern Cataract of the mighty Victoria Falls, the Royal Livingstone Hotel epitomizes everything that is beautiful in Africa and is one of Sun International's premier hotels.

The Hotel consists of a series of 17 colonial-style buildings, with deep verandas, set amidst indigenous trees and plants. The food served in the restaurants of the Royal Livingstone is inspired by the mixed influences of Africa and its traditional dishes and cuisines from the many different cultures of the continent. For those focused on recreational activities the resort offers the ultimate in African adventure with everything from elephant back rides to white water rafting.

Congratulations Solomon Adekunle Famolu who is this week’s winner and will soon be enjoying,

An unforgettable 4 night stay for two at The Table Bay, one of the Leading Hotels of the World, in Cape Town, including two return economy class flights courtesy of Virgin Nigeria.

The Table Bay Hotel holds prime position along Cape Town's Victoria & Albert Waterfront and is situated in the vibey hub of the Mother City only twenty minutes from Cape Town's International Airport.

This breathtaking hotel combines the elegance of stunning Victorian architecture with traditional hospitality. Every room and suite boasts breathtaking views of famous Captonian landmarks such as Robben Island, the City skyline and Table Mountain itself.

Dining highlights include the award winning Atlantic Restaurant, which is perfect for an elegant dining experience and in the Lounge; the Table Bay's famous High Tea is served in courses in the late afternoon. For those looking to really let go and relax there is an outstanding spa, combined with a fully equipped health club and exercise gym. Not forgetting of course the heated swimming pool and pool bar overlooking the Atlantic Ocean at which one can enjoy a refreshing sundowner cocktail at the end of a busy day of retail therapy at the boutiques of the V&A Waterfront, which is only a few minutes walk away.

Congratulations Charles Olufisayo Okunola who is this week’s winner and will soon be enjoying, 

Two return economy class flights to Swaziland courtesy of Virgin Nigeria and a truly luxurious 4 night stay at the Royal Swazi Sun.

Swaziland is a country that is renowned the world over for its rich culture, beautiful landscapes and warm people. The Swazi people are both welcoming and incredibly hospitable to all who visit their country.

Nestled in the heart of the beautiful Ezulwini Valley the Royal Swazi Spa, originally built in 1966, conveys a graciousness that is immediately apparent right from the winding tree lined driveway to the elegant sweeping staircase in the entrance hall.

Included amongst the wonderful array of facilities at the Royal Swazi Sun is the spectacular 18-hole championship course laid out on the slopes of the Lubombo Mountains. The world-class spa also beckons guests to languish in a luxurious environment and benefit from a range of alternative holistic therapies and specialized beauty treatments.

For those who did not win this week, do not despair as the grand prize has yet to be won - 3 nights of luxury at the Palace of the Lost City at Sun City and 4 magnificent nights at The Table Bay Hotel in Cape Town.

By referring a friend, you can increase your chances of winning and give them an opportunity to participate in this incredible competition. Last chance to enter - competition closes 19 January 2007.

Warm regards,
Veronica King
International Sales & Marketing Manager Africa
Sun International Resorts

instead of the to promote tourism by nigerians within nigeria, they are boosting Nigerians Airways image and South africa hmm nice talk about shooting yourself in the foot

later they'll pay oyinbo people just to come to abuja carnival

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