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Follow on Google News | AXA PPP healthcare Launch Festive Countdown CompetitionAXA PPP healthcare is offering daily prizes in December, with the launch of their festive countdown competition.
By: Equator And as well as a daily prize, every entry to the festive countdown competition will count for one chance to win the biggest prize at the end of the month – a spa break to Lake Como in Italy. This competition will be the health insurer’s first advent calendar style giveaway, and is designed to reward members and social media followers during a time of year that can be particularly expensive for some people. Much like a traditional advent calendar, the festive countdown competition will run from the 1 to the 24 December, and will feature an online calendar with a window to be opened each day. Those who choose to enter the competition every day will have 24 chances to win the holiday to Lake Como – the winner of which will be chosen in a prize draw in early January. This campaign will be complemented by festive articles to be rolled out on the AXA PPP healthcare website and blog – which is set to include unusual seasonal recipes and articles on health and wellbeing throughout Christmas and New Year. The daily competitions can be entered at www.axappphealthcare.co.uk/ About AXA PPP healthcare AXA PPP healthcare is one of the largest, most experienced private medical insurance providers in the UK and have been helping people to access the medical care they need for over 70 years. By choosing AXA PPP healthcare people can benefit from a network of over 250 hospitals and almost 400 scanning centres – all specially selected because of their quality and the range of services they can offer. AXA PPP healthcare helps look after people’s healthcare needs with a range of great value products and prompt access to treatment from medical professionals, in a quality-assessed facility. End
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