Cateys Competition

Win a night out at the 2001 Catey Awards…

On 3 July, the cream of the hospitality industry will gather at the Grosvenor House hotel in London's Park Lane for the 2001 Catey awards.

Now, for the first time in its 18-year history, we're giving YOU the chance to be at the most prestigious industry event of the year.

There's a reason why the Catey Awards are known as the Oscars of the hospitality industry. With a roll call of famous winners that includes Gary Rhodes, Sir Rocco Forte and Gordon Ramsay it's obvious that these awards represent the best of the best.

And you could be there.

Your invitation means you and a guest will come to the awards, enjoy a sumptuous meal and, once all the trophies are given out, dance the night away. We'll even throw in a night's accommodation and breakfast for two at the Millennium Britannia hotel, on nearby Grosvenor Square.

Remember, this is a one-off chance to mix with the hospitality industry's great and good…and all YOU have to do is answer this simple question:

How many years have Caterer & Hotelkeeper been running the Catey Awards?

E-mail your answer to Michael.Robinson@rbi.co.uk with your name, address and, most importantly, your daytime and evening telephone numbers, as this is how we will tell you if you've won.

But hurry and get your entry in. The competition will close at midday on Friday, 22 June.

This competition has been kindly sponsored by ARAMARK, sponsors of the 2001 Tourism Award Catey

Rules:

1. The prize includes an invitation to the Catey Awards for the winner plus one guest, it includes overnight accommodation in a double room at the luxurious Millennium Britannia hotel.

2. The prize does not include travel

3. The invitation is for the named winner only and is non-transferable.

4. There is no cash alternative

5. The competition is not open to employees of Reed Elsevier plc

6. The competition closes at 12pm on Friday, 22 June. The winner will be the first correct entry drawn and they will be notified on Monday, 25 June by telephone.

7. Only one entry per person is permitted