Share on Facebook for a chance to win a free flight to China for Chinese New Year!
By Wei Ruyu, compiled and reported
Starting December 1st, simply write about your airport travel experiences and tips on the SkyTeam Facebook page. The traveler with the most votes will win a prize provided by that month’s member airline. The December prize will be offered by China Southern Airlines; two winners will each receive two round-trip tickets from the United States, Europe, or Australia to Guangzhou, China, allowing them to experience Chinese New Year celebrations in late January 2012.
SkyTeam currently has fifteen member airlines. (Photo by Li Xinyi)
The SkyTips essay competition has been running since June 2011 and has collected over 800 airport tips. Travelers worldwide can “like” the SkyTeam Facebook page, then click on the “SkyTips” image to enter the contest. There is no limit to the number of tips one can submit, and the ones with the most votes will win. For full terms and conditions, please visit the SkyTeam Facebook page. The campaign runs until December 31st, and winners will be announced on January 2nd, 2012.
SkyTeam is a global airline alliance, with member airlines including: Aeroflot, Aeroméxico, Air Europa, Air France, Alitalia, China Airlines, China Eastern Airlines, China Southern Airlines, Czech Airlines, Delta Air Lines, Kenya Airways, KLM Royal Dutch Airlines, Korean Air, TAROM, and Vietnam Airlines.
You can learn airport tips through SkyTeam’s short videos on YouTube. (Image source: www.youtube.com/user/skyteam)
This Facebook essay competition kicks off with exclusive SkyTips from SkyTeam celebrities, introduced on the redesigned Skyteam.com website this year. The campaign features five frequent travelers from around the world who have collaborated with SkyTeam at some of the world’s top airports. Each celebrity has produced a short video offering travelers tips and advice on making the most of SkyTeam’s major hub airports. They include Marcel Wanders, designer – Amsterdam Schiphol Airport; Ben Fogle, explorer – Atlanta Hartsfield-Jackson Airport; Pam Ann, flight attendant celebrity – London Heathrow Airport; Antoine de Caunes, actor – Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport; and Richard Chai, fashion designer – Seoul Incheon Airport.
SkyTeam Facebook page: www.facebook.com/skyteam
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