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Stand a chance to WIN double tickets to the Montblanc Signature Woman High Tea in Johannesburg valued at R3450

Competition closed: Stand a chance to WIN double tickets to the Montblanc Signature Woman High Tea in Johannesburg on Friday, August 9th, in celebration of Women’s Day. 

In 2024, Montblanc celebrates its third year of honouring Signature Women of South Africa.

The signature annual event, Montblanc Signature Woman High Tea, is held exclusively for women.

This year’s gathering promises a stunning High Tea, featuring delectable treats and a special address by keynote speaker, Zelda Le Grange.

Zelda is an international motivational speaker. After serving Nelson Mandela for almost 20 years in many roles and as his closest aide, she now shares her life-changing experiences inspired by the most powerful statesman and humanitarian of our time.

The Johannesburg high tea will take place on Friday, August 9th at 11 am in the beautiful Banqueting Hall of Avianto, Muldersdrift.

Tickets for the women-only event are limited, going at R475 per person. This includes High Tea as well as a Montblanc Signature Gift to the Value of R1250.

Tickets for the Johannesburg event can be purchased here.

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Organisers of the event are giving one lucky reader the chance to win double tickets to the prestigious high tea in Johannesburg, valued at R3450. This fantastic prize includes:

  • Two tickets to the Montblanc Signature High Tea in Johannesburg, for you and a Signature Woman in your life, to the value of R475 each.
  • A Montblanc Gift to the value of R1250 per person.

To enter, scroll down to the form below and answer the simple question.

Question: Who will be the keynote speaker at this year’s Montblanc Signature High Tea?

Competition closes 17 July, 2024.  Winners will be contacted directly by organisers. 

T&C’s:

-Tickets cannot be exchanged for cash

-Tickets are valued at R3450

-Tickets do not include any transport or accommodation costs

-Winners are to be available on the dates given.

 

 

 

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