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Tentipi ANTA Photo Competition
4 May 2020
Image: Les Tipis De Mare Longue
Tag us in your photos and be in with a chance to win a Zirkon 7 Tentipi Adventure Tent.
We are also giving away a Tentipi Hammock every week for 12 weeks!
HOW TO ENTER
We are looking for the most beautiful, entertaining, inspiring or unusual images featuring Tentipi Event Tents.
For your images to be included in the competition simply tag @tentipieventtents in any of your Instagram posts that meet the brief, and include the #TentipiTravels hashtag.
All entries will be considered by a panel of Tentipi staff.
The closing date for the Zirkon tent prize is 31st July 2020.
The overall winner will receive a Zirkon 7 Tentipi Adventure Tent (worth £1350).
The Zirkon 7 has been used in expeditions to some of the most challenging environments on Earth.
It provides all-weather performance, warmth, headroom, and excellent ventilation, plus an open fire if you want it, and sleeps 6-8 people.
WEEKLY HAMMOCK PRIZES
We will also be picking out one winner EVERY WEEK for the next 12 weeks to win one of our upcycled Tentipi Hammocks.
Each of the weekly winners will then be entered into the main prize draw for the Zirkon 7 Adventure Tent!
TERMS
You must be a member of the Authentic Nordic Tipi Association.
All entries are to be made available for Tentipi to share on Social Media (with credits to customers and photographers).
There is no limit on the number of images that can be entered.
If you aren't an ANTA member but would like to be in with a chance to win.
If you have any further questions about the ANTA please get in touch.
Image: Special Event Tipis
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