Air France Is Giving Away Business Class Flights to Paris and a Fashion Subscription in a New Sweepstake — How to Enter
It's part of a promotion with Rent the Runway.
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The Eiffel tower in Paris, France.There’s never a bad time to go to Paris, and Air France agrees, giving away a pair of roundtrip flights and a wardrobe incroyable so travelers can live their best French lives.
The sweepstakes, which is open until 11:59 p.m. ET on Sept. 4, will reward two lucky winners with a pair of roundtrip business class tickets to Paris, plus a 3-month subscription to Rent the Runway so they can explore the City of Lights in style.
“You’ve likely been seeing Paris all over the screen lately. First with the Olympics, and more recently with Emily in Paris,” Air France said in a statement shared with Travel + Leisure. “I know we are all dreaming of Croissants, walking on the Seine, and sipping Champagne in a French bistro. Well, Air France has teamed up with Rent the Runway to make this dream a reality.”
To enter the sweepstakes, travelers must “like” Rent the Runway’s contest-specific Instagram post, follow @renttherunway on the social media platform, and tag two friends who they’d want to travel with. One comment tagging two friends is equivalent to one entry, and to maximize their chances of winning, travelers can enter up to 10 times.
The contest is open to legal residents 18 and older of the contiguous United States, but unfortunately not to those who live in Hawaii or Alaska. Winners will be responsible for their own accommodations in France and ground transportation.
The complimentary 10-item Rent the Runway membership plan — which is a great option for switching up your wardrobe to suit a new destination — will auto-renew unless the winners cancel or pause it.
The contest comes as Air France is in the process of rolling out a new business class seat, which features power adjustable lumbar support, a sliding door for privacy, a 17.3-inch 4K screen, Bluetooth connectivity, and a wireless charger. The seat is currently available on many flights between the U.S. and Paris.
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