Walkabout New York City

If you like exploring, you’ll love New York City.

By Staff

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The provincial walking program, Heart&Stroke WalkaboutTM, wants to send one lucky Nova Scotian and a guest on a walking getaway to New York City. The winner will receive airfare, accommodations, and spending money to use during his or her three days and two nights in this amazing city. The winner and guest will also be treated to a walking tour of some of “the Big Apple’s” most incredible sights.

Open to all Nova Scotians over the age of 18, the contest runs from July 6th to August 20th

Visit www.walkaboutns.ca, before the contest closes, and follow the link to register for a chance to win.

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