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Tahiti Jumps On the Travel Video Contest Bandwagon

April 27, 2009 at 1:41 PM | by | Comment (1)

Still depressed over not making the final rounds in Australia's "Island Reef Job" contest? Sulk no longer, as Tahiti has stepped up to give us burgeoning video competition pros a reason to go on: their "Invest In Your Love" contest. While the grand prize doesn't involve living on a sparsely-populated island far from civilization, it will get you a free trip to one or two.

This being "web 2.0" and all, Tahiti won't accept anything less than a video entry for the contest, detailing why you and your family or significant other deserve to fly off on a 6-night, 2-island, shark- and picnic-filled escape. Like the Australian Reef Job, the videos will be hosted online for public voting in June, but the winner among finalist will eventually be pulled by an "expert panel."

All-in-all, there are six of these such vacations up for grabs, so may we suggest applying your favorite fake tanner and charging the video camera now. In the meantime, Tahiti Tourism is simply hoping that all the pictures of tiny islands and expanses of blue water on their website will make you want to book a trip there regardless, and you know what? It's kind of working.

Related Stories:
· Tahiti Tourism's 'Invest In Your Love' [Official Site]
· Tahiti Travel Coverage [Jaunted]

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Invest your vote in our love!

Howdy fellow Jaunters. Please vote for our video in the Invest in Your Love video contest. Only two days left to vote. http://investinyourlove.com/contest-entries.aspx?vid=MjU5 Maururu!!! David & Charity
wormcreative on June 23, 2009 at 5:17 PM #Permalink

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