| ERA Real Estate
Kevin Meyer (973) 496-7215 or kevin.meyer@ERA.com |
Parsippany, NJ (October 1, 1999) – Giving people a place to call home is one way ERA Real Estate and Howard Johnson Hotels bring families together. The 1999 Family Reunion Sweepstakes is yet another.
The ERA-Howard Johnson Family Reunion Sweepstakes offers two families the chance to win one of two grand prizes: a reunion for up to 25 family and friends for a four-day, three-night adventure at Universal Studios Escape™ in Orlando, Florida. There, one member of each family will be selected at random to receive one of two new 2000 Chevrolet Malibus. Hundreds of other prizes will also be awarded.
"ERA and Howard Johnson are part of the fabric of America's family life," explains Peter Burgdorff, President and CEO of ERA Real Estate. "Whether it's helping to choose a new home or being a 'home-away-from-home', ours are 'family' businesses. Together, we're offering two American families once-in-a-lifetime reunions."
Consumers can enter the 1999 Family Reunion Sweepstakes by visiting a participating ERA office or open house, or online at www.ERA.com. Consumers may also enter by using the Howard Johnson SuperMiles™ program, applying for SuperMiles™ card, or at www.hojo.com. The contest ends on Dec. 19, 1999, and is open to all U.S. residents, except where prohibited by law, including New Jersey, Kentucky, Missouri, Oklahoma, Rhode Island, West Virginia, the District of Columbia and Puerto Rico
Look for special 1999 Family Reunion Sweepstakes announcements in USA Today and on national television in September and October, or visit your local ERA Real Estate office or Howard Johnson Hotels. Full contest rules can be found at www.ERA.com or at your local ERA Real Estate office or Howard Johnson hotel.
ERA Franchise Systems LLC and Howard Johnson International, Inc. are subsidiaries of Cendant Corporation (NYSE: CD), a leader in the residential real estate and hospitality industries. For more information, visit www.cendant.com.
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