The whole weekender & everything you’ll need for the weekender is all at The Mantra on View in Surfers Paradise. You can stay in the Mantra all weekend or get out and explore all that the heart of Surfers Paradise has to offer.
This modern 4.5-star hotel is in the heart of Surfers Paradise on Queensland’s Gold Coast, and just 100 m from the iconic Surfers Paradise Beach. When you’re not dancing, relax by the pool, enjoy the day spa or perhaps enjoy a work-out in the gym.
The rates offered for IGNITE attendees and can only be booked via the Accommodation Booking Form below and must be booked no less than 4 weeks out from our event.
In addition to these rates, the group rates also ensure you get the Deja View Restaurant full buffet breakfast for only $15 per person, per night if taken as a bed & breakfast package.
Note: When booking separately, the buffet breakfast costs between $19 & $30pp per night depending on which standard of accommodation you book.
Preferential room allocation will be given to our group. Allocation of high floor, refurbished and or ocean view subject to availability.
Share rate – An additional $40.00 per person per night for 3rd and 4th persons. (Not available in king rooms).
Please be aware that whilst we have negotiated special discount rates on accommodation, all bookings are between you and The Mantra on View. As such, we cannot accept any responsibility for your booking with The Mantra.
If you would like to extend your stay at discounted rates, please make arrangements with The Mantra on View.
Please contact The Mantra on View and mention you are with our group (Ignite – Le Step) to make accommodation bookings.
Idaho contains a total of 17 National Parks and Wildlife Refuges, including Yellowstone National Park, the fourth most visited National Park in America. Idaho is also known as The Gem State. Its state gem, the star garnet, is only found in one other place on earth. Just as unique are Idaho’s life insurance rates, which may be affected by the state’s relatively high rates of death from accidents and diabetes, but low rates of heart and kidney disease.
If you live in Idaho and you're looking for affordable life insurance, the best advice is to shop around and get quotes from multiple companies.
A lot of people do just that every year by using QuoteWizard to compare life insurance rates in Idaho.
Life expectancy at birth in Idaho is 79.5 years, higher than the life expectancy at birth for the US overall, which is 78.9 years. What if you purchased a 30-year term life policy in Idaho at age 54? You'd be more likely than not to pass away before 84 years of age, the end of the term.
On the other hand, what if you were 32 years old and purchased a 30-year term life policy? You'd be well under Idaho’s life expectancy of 79.5 years old when the policy term ended. And you’d be a much lower risk to insure and would therefore pay much lower rates than the person in the former example.
Driving Record - Car accidents are incredibly common;. They kill more than 30,000 people per year. If someone has a driving record littered with moving violations, they are at an increased risk of a premature demise. The result is higher rates.
Firearm Deaths - Places that have higher rates of accidental or premature death generally have higher rates. A significant part of these untimely deaths comes from firearm injuries, which account for about 33,000 deaths in the US every year. In Idaho, the death rate from injury due to firearms is 14.1 per 100,000 deaths, the #14 highest rate in the country. Nationwide, the average firearm death rate is 10.4 per 100,000.
Gender - Women live longer than men on average. So they pay less for insurance than a similar man would. In Idaho, the percentage of the population that’s female is 49.9%. The percentage that’s male is 50.1%. In the US as a whole, women are 50.8% of the population, and men are 49.2% of the population.
Health History - Most of us have one or two minor health issues. But if you have a serious illness or a family history of such illnesses, it can impact your rates.
Percentage of QuoteWizard users in Idaho that indicated whether they where healthy or had minor or major health issues.
Lifestyle & Hobbies - People who engage in adventure sports or who have potentially dangerous hobbies will pay more for insurance. This is especially relevant in Idaho, where skiing and hunting are common recreational activities.
Marital Status - Married people live longer and are healthier than similar single people. So, if you’re married, you can get a modest discount on life insurance. In Idaho in 2009, the rate of marriage for people over 15 was 50.9 per 1,000 people. The rate of divorce was 17.4 per 1,000 people. And the rate of widowhood was 9.4 per 1,000 people.
Occupation - People with hazardous jobs like logging and fishing will pay more for insurance than someone with a less dangerous, mundane office job. The most common job in Idaho, proportionally, is a forestry technician.
As of 2013, the national average rate of smoking was 19%. To compare to the most recent data available, in 2014, approximately 17.2% of Idaho adults smoked cigarettes – about 207,000 adults.
As of 2013, the adult obesity rate in Idaho was 29.6%. This makes Idaho the #23 most obese state. Overall, the average obesity rate in the US is 34.9%.
Insurance in Idaho is governed by the laws defined by Title 41 of the Idaho State Statutes, as outlined by the Idaho State Legislature.
This legislation contains 61 chapters and is used to regulate claims and provide certain protections to Idaho consumers, for example:
Grace Period: Any life insurance policyholder in Idaho is entitled to a 30-day “grace period” to make up a missed payment without punishment or file a death claim after the missed payment. This is to prohibit the insurance company from withholding a claim or cancelling a policy because of a slightly late payment. If the insured individual passes away during the grace period, the insurance company is responsible for paying the claim.
Timely Payment of Claims: When a life insurance claim is filed, insurance companies in Idaho have 30 days to pay the beneficiaries. If a company fails to make the payment in a timely manner, they will be fined, and interest will accrue on the owed amount until it is made.
These regulations don’t just protect consumers; they also protect insurance companies from fraud. For example, Idaho insurers may challenge any information in your insurance application for up to two years from the policy’s effective date. If they find any evidence of fraud, they can terminate your policy immediately.