Saturday, September 25, 2010
Win Travel on Thai Airways
To mark 50 years of helping intrepid travellers reach their dream THAI destinations, we want to celebrate the unforgettable experiences that come from travelling the world. Which is why we’re looking for people who not only love to travel, but love writing about it to inspire and inform others. Each month we will select one member of our ROP community to travel to their dream THAI destination and then blog about the experience. If your blog is one of the most popular, you will even get the chance to travel more than once. The resulting blogs will be posted here, so even if you don’t win you can still read the collection of enlightening and informative travel stories. So if you’re as good with a pen as you are with a map and fancy yourself as the next Thai Airways International blogger.
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