Thelife- To celebrate its 25th anniversary, vacation rental company
Vrbo is giving away 25 vacations worth $5,000 at 25 of its most iconic properties. - To enter, you need to upload a throwback family vacation photo to Instagram or Facebook with #VrboTurns25 before October 18, 2020.
- The winners can then choose which property they want to stay in.
Vacation rental company Vrbo is celebrating its 25th anniversary by giving away 25 vacations worth $5,000 each.
These vacations aren't at just any of their properties, however: Vrbo says it has selected its 25 most iconic and highest-rated spots — those that were the most liked, pinned, wish-listed, and booked by its customers.
To enter, you need to post a throwback family vacation photo on Instagram or Facebook (which must also be public) using the hashtag #VrboTurns25 before October 18, 2020, according to Vrbo. The contest is only open to US residents 18 or older and only one entry can be made per person, according to the company.
Vrbo says it will choose the 25 winners who can then book a rental in one of the 25 pre-chosen properties. Like with any trip, the properties will have to be booked in advance and are subject to availability.
Winners will receive a $5,000 stipend, meaning that the duration of their stays will depend on the nightly rate of the property of their choice, according to Vrbo. Should they spend less than that amount, Vrbo says they will get the difference in Expedia Rewards points.
Some property highlights on the list include a refurbished airplane in the Costa Rican jungle.
There's also candy-themed home in Florida with an ice cream cone-shaped pool.
And this 45-acre private island in Minnesota is also available.
You can see the full list of properties and read more about Vrbo's giveaway here.
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