Australia & Philippines: Unfiltered Insights
In an attempt to help boost immunization rates, Australian airlines have launched a nationwide campaign to encourage people to get the vaccine. A year’s free travel, business class flights, electric cars, and a free beer or wine are some of the perks being offered to those who get jabbed.
Between now and the end of the year, Australians aged 18 and over who are fully vaccinated can enter what the airline has labeled the “mega prize draw“.
Ten people will win a year’s worth of flights to 60 destinations (which includes overseas destinations), free accommodation (345 different hotels are taking part), and free fuel.
There are more than $100,000 in rewards being offered by businesses to Aussies who get fully vaccinated against Covid-19.
Prizes include free travel, electric cars, loads of booze, and even money to spend on cryptocurrency.
Aussies have been promised more freedoms once 70%of the country’s adult population is fully vaccinated.
Currently, across Australia the pace of second vaccines is around 853,685 a week, meaning the 70% vaccination rate is expected to be achieved by late October 2021.
Qantas has offered the biggest incentive to boost vaccination rates, a mega prize draws offering eight frequent flyers the chance to win a year’s free travel, accommodation, and fuel valued at up to $84,450 each.
There will be one winner selected from each state and territory, and two winners will be from a national TV campaign.
But it’s also offering double-jabbed Australian frequent flyers over the age of 18 a reward too. They will be able to claim it through the Qantas app with a choice of 1000 Qantas Points, 15 status credits, or a $20 flight discount for Qantas or Jetstar.
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