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Wizz Air launches in-flight competition
Wizz Air is launching a #WIZZYouWereHere competition on board flights from London today, 24 June 2022.
To celebrate summer, Wizz Air has hidden photo frames in the seat pockets of selected flights from Londonwhere passengers have a chance to win a €500 WIZZ voucher.
Passengers simply need to take a photo using the photo frame, share it as a post on Instagram and tag @wizzair with the hashtag #WIZZYouWereHere by 26 June 2022.
Natasha Seager-Smith, Senior Brand Manager Wizz Air, said: “We always encourage our passengers to create exciting travel memories, which is why we are delighted to be launching the #WIZZYouWereHere competition this summer.”
In order to win, passengers must have a public profile and follow @wizzair on Instagram.
Winners of the €500 WIZZ voucher will be contacted via Direct Message on Instagram by 4 July 2022.
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