A Place in The Sun's Laura Hamilton fronts new campaign
A Place in The Sun's Laura Hamilton is fronting a new campaign after giving a health update about the need to monitor blood disease immune thrombocytopenia (ITP), which can cause bleeding and bruising, while travelling. Laura launched the campaign with a healthy food brand in Surrey, surprising five shoppers with £100 cash towards their shop.
Laura is working with salad experts Florette to launch their 'Tasty Escapes' promotion. Foodies have the chance to win £100 every day in May, June and July, plus the chance to bag themselves one of three luxury holidays. £100 can be won instantly every day to help with the big shop or last-minute holiday essentials.
Laura will also be creating holiday-inspired recipes for Florette and sharing expert food and travel tips on her social channels. Florette has also teamed up with Laura's podcast The Mile Fly Club bringing travel-inspired content alongside celeb guests.
Laura said: "It's no secret that travel and food are some of my favourite things. Crafting the perfect summer salads using Florette has been a really fun task. I've loved learning about new cuisines and researching holiday destinations. Summer is the perfect time to experiment in the kitchen, especially with fresh ingredients that make you feel excited and energised.
"The 'Tasty Escapes' promotion is a fab idea, I've loved getting involved and surprising the lovely shoppers in Surrey has got to be the highlight of the summer for me."
Sophie Harrison, Senior Brand Manager at Florette Salad, said: "We're so excited to partner with Laura. Her travel know-how will take her recipes to the next level, turning a simple dinner into a fun adventure."
Shoppers need to pick up one of Florette's special promotional salad bags to be in with a chance of winning £100 or a holiday. The promotion will run until July 31 in Tesco, Sainsbury's, Asda, Morrisons, Booths, Iceland, Booker, Home Bargains and Farmfoods.
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