Tourism campaign so popular it's generated a competition
REGIONAL TOURISM
A new tourism campaign is tapping into the nostalgia of our childhood travels by encouraging people to share vintage photos of the Douglas region.
The “Show me your paradise” campaign is designed to reignite people’s love for the region through memories and old photographs.
Tara Bennet, executive officer for TPDD, said the campaign has been such a hit they are going to run a competition in conjunction with the campaign.
“We have received some brilliant images through Show Me Your Paradise which will be incorporated into digital content to be shared over the coming months,” she said.
“The month long campaign will close at the end of March and due to the high level of interest we’ve stated planning a subsequent competition to capitalise on the interest generated.”
The winner of the competition will be selected by their photograph and will get to choose one of three prizes.
- DAINTREE DISCOVERY Valued at $1,966
- 3 nights at Heritage Lodge & Spa in the Daintree Rainforest
- Wujal Wujal-Bloomfield Falls Tour with D'Arcy of Daintree
- Mossman Gorge Dreamtime Walk
- Jungle Surfing Canopy Adventure Tour
- Ocean Safari Half day reef experience from Cape Tribulation
- GET SOME R&R (REEF & RAINFOREST) Valued at $2,306
- 3 nights at Reflections of Port Douglas, including restaurant and spa vouchers
- Daintree Rainforest Tour with Billy Tea Safari's
- Quicksilver Outer Barrier Reef snorkelling tour
- River Drift Snorkelling tour with Back Country Bliss
- Hartley's Crocodile Adventures Zootastic Experience
- Salsa Bar & Grill Restaurant voucher
- PERFECT PORT DOUGLAS Valued at $2,526
- 3 nights at Mandalay Luxury Beachfront Apartments
- Flames of the Forest rainforest dining experience
- Low Isles Half Day tour on board Calypso
- Wildlife Habitat wildlife immersion experience admission
- Skyrail Rainforest Cableway experience
The campaign will run throughout March. Enter via the Visit Port Douglas Daintree Website
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