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Tourism Solomons rewards travel agents
Tourism Solomons is offering travel agents the opportunity to win a $100 pre-paid Visa card.
All travel agents need to do is view a montage of images showing the range of activities available when visiting the Solomons Islands.
These include visiting villages and watching cultural events, scuba diving and surfing, trekking, sports fishing and bird-watching.
One of the images is wrong – all agents have to do is identify which image that is, log in to www.enterhere.net/solomons using the access code Montage and register their answer.
The competition closes on Friday, 27 October.
Winning entries will be announced the following week.
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