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Win a trip to the Hokitika Wildfoods Festival

The Country
14 Feb, 2021 09:45 PM2 mins to read

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This competition has now closed.

Are you keen to take your tastebuds on a wild ride? Then you need to get to the Hokitika Wildfoods Festival on March 13!

From the West Coast icons of whitebait and venison, to the edible icons of Aotearoa and abroad, from river, sea, bush, plains and mountains - all of your senses will be captivated.

The Wildfoods festival has it all - from delicacy to disgusting, from oysters to mountain oysters - and everything in between.

Not only that , but there will be appearances from iconic New Zealand bands Stellar*, ElemenoP and The Feelers.

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It's time to finally tick Hokitika Wildfoods Festival off your bucket list and luckily The Country, in association with Air New Zealand, has a VIP Wildfoods experience to give away for two lucky North Island listeners!

Just fill in the entry form below and you're in to win!

The Country VIP Wildfoods experience Hokitika includes:
• Two return chartered flights to the 2021 Hokitika Wildfoods Festival with Air New Zealand from either Auckland or Wellington.
• Fly in and out of Hokitika on March 13 only (non-transferable).
• Two VIP tickets included in the package worth $250 dollars each.
• Airport transfers included.

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Specific terms and conditions
• Competition starts 11:00 Monday February 15 and ends 23:59 Sunday February 21.
• Flight departs Auckland at 8am and arrives in Wellington at 9:10 on March 13, 2021.
• Flight departs Wellington at 10:00 and arrives in Hokitika at 11:05 on March 13, 2021.
• Flight departs Hokitika at 18:25 and arrives in Wellington at 19:30 on March 13, 2021, in time for flight back to Auckland.
• Winner announced on The Country radio show which starts at noon on Monday February 22.
• You must be 18 or over to enter this competition.

Read NZME's generic terms and conditions here.

You can book tickets to the Hokitika Wildfoods festival here.

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