Yes you can still go to the Rugby World Cup
Virgin Atlantic is celebrating the Rugby World Cup 2007 by offering passengers various prizes and discounts on flights to London depending on which team wins the Rugby World Cup.
If the Wallabies win, Rugby fans receive $100 off their fare to London* when they book.
If England miraculously pull off a repeat world cup win, rugby fans will receive $175 off their Virgin Atlantic fare.
Even dedicated Portugal fans are encouraged to back their home team in the face of adversity, with Virgin Atlantic offering a trip to space with Virgin Galactic in the event that Portugal makes one of the biggest come backs in sporting history to win the Cup.
All registered participants will attract a certain fare discount should their team win the Rugby World Cup.
To be eligible for the fare discount, punters can register for the Rugby World Cup offer at www.virginatlantic.com.au.
Rugby fans should be quick to get on board as this offer is only available to the first 100 people to register, with entires closing October 10.
For further information on the Virgin Atlantic Rugby World Cup promotion please visit www.virginatlantic.com.au.
Report by The Mole
John Alwyn-Jones
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