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Anguilla Tourist Board Welcomes VIP Moonsplash Winners

March 1, 2013
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Michelle  Clayton On Thursday February 21 the Anguilla Tourist Board welcomed special guests Michelle Stripling and Clayton Martin from Macallen Texas to the island as the official winners of the Moonsplash Sweepstakes online contest sponsored by the Anguilla Tourist Board.

Over 600 entries were received in the competition which ran for approximately two weeks from January 15th to 31st 2013. During their stay on Anguilla Michelle and Clayton were hosted at the Paradise Cove Resort and were treated to VIP passes to the Moonsplash music festival at the Dune Preserve in Rendezvous Bay. A number of Restaurants on the island hosted the couple throughout their stay, and transportation was provided by the generous assistance of Island Car rental.

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OFFICIAL MOONSPLASH 23 LOGOThe competition helped to raise the profile of the destination and the festival and generated interesting and unique content about the island as past and potential visitors shared their reasons why they should be selected to win a VIP trip to Anguilla for Moonsplash 2013.

 

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