Wizz Air will do it for the first time in Poland. You can sign up for a mystery flight
For the first time, Wizz Air will organize a flight in Poland, the participants of which will not know the destination until the end. You can win places for 25 people and their accompanying persons.
When buying a plane ticket, we usually first choose a place and then consider the hotel and attractions. This time, however, it will be completely different, because we will not know anything about the direction of travel until the last moment. Wizz Air is organizing its #LetsGetLost campaign in Poland for the first time, in which participants will board the plane without knowing where their journey will end. The mysterious cruise will depart from Warsaw on September 25.
Wizz Air will take Poles into the unknown
The next edition of Wizz Air #LetsGetLost will start soon. The carrier’s famous cyclical action, which involves taking a group of passengers on a flight into the unknown, will this time take place in Warsaw, for the first time in history. This will not be a cruise for which you can simply buy a ticket. Places on board will go exclusively to the winners of a special competition. The carrier will select 25 people, each of whom will be able to take one accompanying person. A total of 50 passengers will embark on an unusual journey.
Before departure, Wizz Air will not even reveal the destination country to the participants. However, a few days before departure they will receive information about the weather, thanks to which they will be able to pack their bags appropriately. They will learn the country and the exact city only after landing.
How to sign up for a mystery flight?
To be among potential passengers, you need to take part in a competition on Instagram. Between August 27 and September 6, you should publish a photo or video showing your passion for traveling, tag the Wizz Air profile and add the hashtag #LetsGetLostPoland. It is worth remembering that the participant’s profile must be public. Minors are also not allowed to participate in the competition.
In the past, passengers from Rome have already visited Chisinau in this way, and participants of the UK edition visited Armenia. “#LetsGetLost is traveling in its purest form: the emotions of packing a suitcase, arriving at the airport and boarding the plane without knowing where this adventure will end,” says Salvatore Gabriele Imperiale, corporate communications manager at Wizz Air.
