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Thailand is filled with immense beauty and with it, incredible locations and subjects for pictures that would make it on the front cover of any travel magazine.

To take advantage of the myriad of information about Thailand, the Tourism Authority of Thailand’s Seoul office is holding a photography and multimedia contest titled “I Love Thailand Power Blogger Contest.”

Entering the contest is simple -- post the address of your blog which has related information about traveling in Thailand on the TAT message board.

The TAT office accepts travel essays, digital slide shows, video, flash, animation, music videos and of course pictures.
War Arun, Bangkok                                                                        Yoav Cerralbo/The Korea Herald

Concerning essays, the TAT office noted that they must be of noncommercial use.

First and second prizes include a trip to Thailand worth 2 million won and 1 million won, respectively.

Third place prize is a round trip ticket for one person from Incheon to Bangkok.

The contest runs until Aug. 31 with the winners announced on Sept. 15.

For more information visit www.visitthailand.or.kr (Korean only) and make sure to turn off the web-browser’s popup blockers.

By Yoav Cerralbo (yoav@heraldm.com)

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