Sunday, October 28, 2012
ASTW TRAVEL JOURNALISM AWARDS FOR EXCELLENCE 2012
Last night's Travel Journalism Awards for Excellence dinner brought to a close the ASTW's 2012 AGM Weekend.
Held at the Novotel Lombok, around 90 guests attended the Travel Journalism Awards for Excellence.
With new categories on offer and more than 250 entries received, competition was fierce. Feedback from judges was positive and many exceptional entries were noted.
The winners of this year's Travel Journalism Awards for Excellence are:
ASTW Travel Writer of Year, Louise Southerden
ASTW Travel Photographer of the Year, Barry O'Brien
PR Communicator of the Year, Pongsak Kanittanon
Jack Butters Memorial Award for Most Outstanding Contribution to the ASTW, Louise Southerden
Best Australian Story Under 1000, Sean Mooney
Best Australian Story Over 1000, Kerry Van Der Jagt
Best International Story Under 1000, Robert Upe
Best International Story Over 1000, Brian Johnston
Best Journey or Adventure, Louise Southerden
Best Responsible Tourism Story, Luke Wright
Best Trade Story, Kris Madden
Best Online Innovation, Craig Platt
Best Travel App, Lee Atkinson
Most Outstanding Tourism Organisation, Canadian Tourism
Most Outstanding Travel Product, Accor
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