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Staff benefits update

29 Sep 2016

This week’s update has travel, spa and outdoor offers and a prize draw to win tickets for Breaking the Code at the Royal Exchange Theatre!

SuperBreak

For September, the Destination of the Month is Reykjavik, Iceland. Reykjavik is the world’s most northerly capital. Take in suburban streets and cafes set against a mountain and ocean scenery. Travel further afield to whale watch, see waterfalls, geysers and glaciers. Don’t forget to take a dip in one of the thermal pools! Visit SuperBreak discounts to see all the different packages for Iceland such as: Hotel only, Flight Inclusive, and different packages to add on. The most popular Package is the Ultimate Iceland package: including return transfers from the airport, the Northern Lights, Blue Lagoon and Golden Circle!

Hotel Exclusives

Hotel Exclusives provides you with 20% off a wide range of hotels.  They have now been nominated for their first British Travel Award. For more information on the discounts you can receive and their current two for one breaks visit Hotel Exclusives.

The Midland

The spa and gym at The Midland has some fantastic offerings for you. You can still receive reduced membership rates for the gym, 20% discount* on all their 55 minute spa treatments on Tuesdays, plus there are new offers for Autumn Glow spa days, City Spa Experiences and Beauty Essentials treatments for you to try at great rates. Find out more at The Midland.

Fitness and outdoors

Autumn is one of the best times of year to explore your local hills, woods or forests. Cotswold Outdoors has a new collection of walking kit in store and online: you’ll love every mile, especially with 15% discount!

Events

You can save a third on tickets for the Baby and Toddler Show on 7-9 October! 

Prize draw

The play, Breaking the Code, tells the story of Alan Turing.  Not only did he crack a code that changed the course of the Second World War, he was more responsible than anyone for the development of modern computing. The work he did at Manchester University after the war laid the foundations for the laptop and mobile device.

To win one of two pairs of tickets to see this play at the Royal Exchange on Wednesday, 2 November at 7.30pm please answer the question below:

Q.1 Who is the alumnus of the University of Manchester who played Alan Turing in the film The Imitation Game?

A. Benedict Cumberbatch

B. Clint Eastwood

Please email your answer to staffbenefits@manchester.ac.uk with the subject Breaking the Code and your full contact details by midnight on 9 October.

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Have a great week. Keep up to date with all your benefits!