As of Sunday, five visitors to Expo 2020 Dubai will get a chance to win one million Emirates Skywards miles simply by collecting country stamps from the world fair's 192 pavilions. Visitors who collect a minimum of 50 stamps will get a chance to enter a grand prize draw, with more chances for every additional 50 stamps.
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The Explore the World draw will be held every Sunday, and entries for the grand prize draw will be accepted until December 10. Every week, winners will walk away with prizes such as a Nissan X-Terra SUV, Expo Gold Coins, Jubilee Experiences, and food and beverage vouchers worth Dh250.
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A large traditional Gini in the Sri Lanka pavilion. All photos by Chris Whiteoak/ The National -
Visitors on board the Expo Explorer. -
The Austria pavilion at Expo 2020. -
Visitors walk around Expo 2020. -
Madura Perera pours a cup of tea in the Sri Lanka pavilion. -
Members of the army pose for a photo at Expo 2020 Dubai. -
Visitors enjoy Expo 2020 Dubai. -
The Nigerian pavilion. -
Tonatiut Zardon plays his harmonica. -
Visitors explore the Expo site. -
The Austria pavilion at Expo. -
Visitors look around the Nigerian pavilion. -
A visitor looks at a massive photo of Samuel Eto'o outside the Cameroon pavilion. -
People visit the Austria pavilion. -
Visitors at Expo. -
Austria's pavilion.
To enter, visitors have to pick up an Expo 2020 Dubai stamp card from booths around the site and collect a minimum of 50 stamps from country pavilions. Fifty stamps equal one entry apiece for the weekly draw and grand prize draw. Those who have 100 stamps will get one weekly and two grand prize entries, while 150 stamps will get you one weekly and three grand prize entries.
If you get all 192 stamps, you will get the chance to enter one weekly draw and four grand prize draws.
Five grand prize winners will be selected on Sunday, December 12.
Last week, Dubai's General Directorate of Residency and Foreigners Affairs began distributing free Expo 2020 passports to travellers arriving in the city.
"Amid the optimism and joy which prevailed at Dubai airports, Dubai started granting today 3,000 Expo 2020 passports to those coming to the UAE," it said on Twitter.
The yellow booklets have become the Expo's must-have souvenir, as visitors collect stamps from each of the pavilions in a “round the world” tour.
The fair has also announced a new November weekday pass for Dh45, valid for one-day visits from Sunday to Thursdays until Tuesday, November 30.
