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What are Your Virtuoso Travel Moments?

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Virtuoso is now accepting entries for the 2013 Virtuoso Traveler Photography Contest. (As seen in the May issue of Virtuoso Life® magazine)

As some of the most well-traveled people on the planet, our clients, we invite and encourage you to submit your original travel photographs that best reflect the contest theme – Your Virtuoso Travel Moments. So, round up your photographs from your worldwide travels, and submit them today. Four lucky Virtuoso travelers will earn cash prizes and may even have their photo featured in Virtuoso Life magazine or other Virtuoso materials.

The deadline to enter is Sunday, June 16, 2013. ENTER HERE

JUDGING CRITERIA
Judges will be looking for images that show you, your family, and/or your friends enjoying moments captured during vacations planned by your professional travel advisor. You’ll have a chance to title each image, to indicate where and when it was taken, and to tell us a little about what made it a special Virtuoso moment for you.

WIN FABULOUS PRIZES
Virtuoso will award cash prizes to four lucky Virtuoso Travelers – one Grand Prize (US$1,000), one first prize (US$500), one second prize (US$300), and one third prize (US$200). In addition, you might just have one of your vacation photos published in an award-winning travel magazine. Submit your entry, and you’re one step closer to fame, fortune, and cash.

HOW TO ENTER
The contest entry form is available exclusively online. To enter (and for complete image requirements, contest details, and official rules), visit the Virtuoso Traveler Photography Contest website today. Good luck!

QUESTIONS?
Email us at clientphotocontest@virtuoso.com

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