Guardian Travel launches conservation tourism tip competition with £200 Coolstays prize
Guardian Travel has launched a competition inviting readers to share tips about tourism projects that support conservation initiatives. The best tip, chosen by Tom Hall of Lonely Planet, will win a £200 voucher to stay at a Coolstays property. Entrants must be UK residents, and the competition closes on Monday 26 October at 10am GMT.
Key points
- Guardian Travel launched a conservation tourism tip competition.
- The winning tip receives a £200 voucher towards a Coolstays break.
- Tom Hall of Lonely Planet will choose the winning tip.
- Entrants must be UK residents.
- The competition closes on Monday 26 October at 10am GMT.
What happened
Guardian Travel has announced a conservation tourism tip competition, offering participants the chance to win a £200 voucher toward a stay at a Coolstays property. The competition seeks recommendations for favourite tourism projects that support local ecosystems and cultures, such as volunteering holidays or eco-hotels.
Context
The winning tip will be chosen by Tom Hall of Lonely Planet. Selected top tips are scheduled to appear in the Guardian Travel section and website. Entries should be kept to about 100 words, and participants can submit relevant photographs alongside their written tips.
What's next
For legal reasons, entrants must be UK residents. The competition closes on Monday 26 October at 10am GMT.
Why it matters
Guardian Travel is offering a £200 Coolstays voucher for the best conservation tourism tip, judged by Tom Hall of Lonely Planet.
What we know
- Guardian Travel is running a conservation tourism tip competition offering a £200 voucher towards a Coolstays break for the best tip chosen by Tom Hall of Lonely Planet.
- The competition closes on Monday 26 October at 10am GMT and entrants must be UK residents.
How the story developed
Guardian Travel launches conservation tourism competition
Guardian Travel published the competition announcement seeking tourism tips that support conservation initiatives.
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