It's a fake, it's a fake.
The following is taken from the CIAC Internet Hoax site:
http://ciac.llnl.gov/ciac/CIACHoaxes.html It is an excellent idea to check this site before relaying virus alerts.
WIN A HOLIDAY Hoax
Circulating the Internet is e-mail messages entitle "WIN A HOLIDAY". These e-mail messages are a hoax and the false warning of a malicious e-mail does not exist. There is currently no virus that has the characteristic described in the message. The message is a variant of the "Join the Crew" hoax and another variant called "JUST WIN A HOLIDAY". CIAC recommends that you DO NOT pass the message to others.
Here is the standard version of the "WIN A HOLIDAY" alert:
VIRUS WARNING !!!!!!
If you receive an email titled "WIN A HOLIDAY" DO NOT open it. It
will erase everything on your hard drive. Forward this letter out
as many people as you can. This is a new, very malicious virus and
not many people know about it. This information was announced
yesterday morning from Microsoft; please share it with everyone
that might access the Internet. Once again, pass this along to
EVERYONE in our address book so that this may be stopped. Also, do
not open or even look at any mail that says "RETURNED OR UNABLE TO
DELIVER" This virus will attach itself to your computer components
and render them useless. Immediately delete any mail items that
say this. AOL has said that this is a very dangerous virus and
that there is NO remedy for it at this time. Please practice
cautionary measures and forward this to all your online friends
ASAP.
P.S. My own experience with these internet-based virus warnings is that they are all hoaxes; I have yet to receive one that was related to a real virus. However, I'm always cautious enough to check.
Hank Leland
Research Department
Service Employees International Union
lelandh@seiu.org