Friday, August 26, 2011
Agents: Win a Trip to PNG
Travel Weekly has teamed up with the Papua New Guinea Tourism Promotion Authority to offer budding photographers the trip of a life time. Five talented travel agents will win a place on a photo safari that will see them visit the remote interior jungle of PNG and its hill tribes as well as the stunning islands off the mainland’s coast.
For a chance to win a place on this amazing journey, send us your best pictures from either a famil or a personal holiday. Along with the image, we want you to tell us which of PNG’s special interest holidays appeal to you, whether its jungle landscapes, portraits of unique people or the underwater realm.
Email your photos and answer to us by October 31, 2011 for your chance to be one of the five agents selected to take part in this life-changing adventure.
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