Win a 4-night Getaway in Austria Active Traveller

Who can enter the competition?The competition is open to UK residents who are 18 years old or over.
When does the competition close?The competition closes on the specified date, which is 23/9/2023.
How can participants enter the competition?Participants can enter the competition by filling out the form provided on the website.
What is the prize?The prize is a four-night stay for two people in a four-star hotel on a half-board basis, including transfers to and from Klagenfurt Airport.
What is the total worth of the prize?The total worth of the prize is not specified.
Are flights included in the prize?No, flights are not included in the prize.
Who holds liability for the prize?Double A Media Ltd and Active Traveller are not the prize-giving company and hold no liability for any part of the prize.
What happens if the winner doesn't come forward within 3 days?If the winner doesn't come forward within 3 days, the prize will be forfeited, and a re-draw will take place.
Can entrants unsubscribe from marketing emails?Yes, entrants can unsubscribe from marketing emails by following the instructions in the emails.
Can participant details be shared with Carinthia Tourism?By opting in, participants agree to have their information passed to Carinthia Tourism for marketing purposes.
Are employees of participating companies eligible to enter?No, employees of participating companies are not permitted to enter.
Is there a cash alternative to the prize?No cash alternative will be provided, and the prize is not transferable.
Is participation in related publicity required?Participation in related publicity or marketing activities may be a condition of accepting the prize.
Is Raring2go! liable for lost or delayed entries?Raring2go! accepts no liability for lost, delayed, or undelivered entries or for technical errors or communication failures.
Which law governs the competition and these terms and conditions?This competition and its terms and conditions are governed by English Law, and the courts of England and Wales have exclusive jurisdiction over any dispute arising from or in connection with the promotion.