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Pepsi flies four persons to Trinidad Carnival 2014
The two winners
Two lucky consumers and two guests are on their way to Carnival 2014 compliments of Demerara Distillers Limited under its brand Pepsi. These two consumers have won themselves an all inclusive trip (airfare, accommodation, airport tax and spending money) through the Pepsi Mashramani Upsize promotion.
The promotion was launched on January 17 and concluded on February 22, 2014 at accounts such as Royal Castle, Chicken &Burger Delight, Dixee Lee, Papa Petes, JR Burgers, Popeyes and Shakers Mexican Bar & Grille.
To enter the Pepsi Mashramani Upsize promotion, consumers were asked to upsize their Pepsi, 7Up or Slice drink from 16oz to 32oz, write their contact information behind their receipt and drop into entry boxes located at the stores.
Over the five weeks period, DDL would have seen thousands of entries coming in from the different accounts that carried the promotion.
Each week, 30 persons won exciting consolation prizes such as Free Meals, Pepsi Umbrellas, Pepsi Cool Prizes and Free Products leading up to the grand drawing for one of two trips for two persons to Trinidad Carnival 2014.
“Across Guyana and the world, Pepsi is known for being a fun and exciting brand and as such, we aim to host fun and exciting promotions to reward our loyal consumers.
Last year, two lucky persons were giving a chance to see Beyonce perform live in New York City and now we are sending four persons (Ariane Chung, Krystle Chung, Akeem Mustafer and Bhavatarini Dukhia) to experience the excitement of Trinidad Carnival 2014.” Larry Wills, Brand Executive of Demerara Distillers Limited.
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