Asian Art - 2016 Museum Foundation's Member Sweepstakes

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By Sandra Grauschopf

Updated June 29, 2016.

Description:

How would you like the chance to explore Taiwan with the help of an English-speaking tour guide? Enter Asian Art's 2016 Museum Foundation's Member Sweepstakes and you could win a fun-filled trip worth $13,000. The prize includes the chance to visit temples, the National Palace, and more.

Sweepstakes Links:

Click Here to Enter this SweepstakesClick Here for the Official Sweepstakes RulesClick Here for the Sweepstakes' Home Page

Note: If the sweepstakes entry link doesn't work for you, try entering through the home page and looking for a link to the sweepstakes.

Category:

International Travel Sweepstakes, Big Sweepstakes, One Entry Sweepstakes

Eligibility:

Open to residents of the United States (void in Florida, New York, Puerto Rico, territories and other U.S. possessions), 18+ and above the age of majority

Start Date:

May 24, 2016

End Date:

September 18, 2016 at 5:00 p.m. PT

Entry Frequency:

One time per household

Sweepstakes Prizes:

Grand Prize: A five-day trip for two to Taiwan to visit the National Palace.

The prize includes airfare from San Francisco, hotel, and a variety of tours and other fun activities with an English guide. (ARV: $13,000)

Additional Comments:

The winner must take his or her trip within six months of the drawing date, which is scheduled for September 20, 2016. The winner is also responsible for his or her own transportation to San Francisco.


Source: Asian Art - 2016 Museum Foundation's Member Sweepstakes

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