Adhadhu photo contest to promote Maldives

Jan 11, 2024, 11:47 AM
Adhadhu photo contest to promote Maldives

Adhadhu has launched a photo contest on social media platforms to promote the natural beauty and unique culture of Maldives.

The competition will be divided into two themes. The theme of the photo contest on X is Maldives' unique culture. The theme of the Instagram photo contest is the natural beauty of Maldives.

Adhadhu CEO, Hussain Fiyaz Moosa, said the tournament aims to promote Maldives' beauty and uniqueness.

“The purpose of this tournament is to market Maldives to the world even more, which will be an added boost to tourism,” he said.

Those who wish to participate in the contest can share their photos on the platforms from today until the end of this month.

The winner will be selected based on the three photos with the most reposts on X and the three photos that get the most reactions on Instagram.

MVR 10,000 is offered for the first prize while MVR 5000 and MVR 3000 are offered for the second and third-placed winners.

Photos shared on both Instagram and X will be judged in two separate contests.

Terms and Conditions of the Competition

  • The photograph submitted must be an original photograph taken by the contestant
  • The photo submitted for the competitions must be a photo that shows Maldives

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