In celebration of hitting the social media networks in Australia and New Zealand, dedicated satellite navigation manufacture Navman is offering locals the chance to win some precious fuel. All that is asked is to creatively describing a posse of ideal road trip companions.
Navman has hit the social media web pages in an effort to be ‘liked’. If you navigate there now you could win one of five AU$500 fuel vouchers.
To take part in the Fantasy Road Trip competition, simply ‘Like’ the Navman Australia/New Zealand Facebook page then fill out the Fantasy Road Trip entry form. The Fantasy Road Trip contest allows you to choose three famous people - dead or alive - to fill the front seat, back seat and even the boot of your car. The most interesting road trip companions and reasons why you chose your road trip crew and where they are seated will win. The competition will close on Wednesday 11 July 2012. “We are really excited to be launching Navman Australia’s Facebook page and I think people will have some fun with this competition. Check out the page to see what others have to say and to enter the competition to go in the running to win a AU$500 petrol voucher,” Wendy Hammond Marketing Director Australia and New Zealand. “Followers of the Navman Technology Australia/New Zealand Facebook page can also check out the latest Navman news, promotions, get hints and tips on how to make the most of your GPS and receive great driving and travel information. You’ll also have the opportunity to share your GPS and driving stories with other followers and the Navman team. The page has been designed for Australian and New Zealand Navman fans so it includes information that is specifically important for local Navman GPS owners.” Wendy said. Navman Technology currently have three product ranges available in Australia this includes the MY Series GPS range, focused on delivering the greatest number of safety-related features, the
EZY range great packed with features yet designed to be used with ease as well as the MY Escape which is the perfect companion for any road trip as it includes features such as a Large Vehicle Assist option that gives you specific information if you are towing a boat or caravan as well as Lonely Planet Guides.
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Having failed to grow up Bantick continues to pursue his childish passions for creative writing, interactive entertainment and showing-off through adulthood. In 1994 Bantick began doing radio at Melbourne’s 102.7 3RRRFM, in 1997 transferring to become a core member of the technology show Byte Into It. In 2003 he wrote briefly for the The Age newspaper’s Green Guide, providing video game reviews. In 2004 Bantick wrote the news section of PC GameZone magazine. Since 2006 Bantick has provided gaming and tech lifestyle stories for iTWire.com, including interviews and opinion in the RadioactivIT section.
