Every couple deserves an amazing honeymoon. Spread the love with a 7-day Honeyteering trip! Honeyteering is offering newlyweds and honeymooners the chance to experience a special honeymoon in Thailand.
Win a trip to Hua Hin, Chiang Mai, Phuket, or Koh Samui. Your stay will allow you to help communities in Thailand as well as to bond as a couple.
Enter at http://www.honeyteeringthailand.com/. Complete your profile, send your link to all your friends, and ask them to “heart” you. The 4 couples that collect the most hearts will win. Choose to honeyteer in Koh Samui. From May 25-31 help a community in Thailand. Teach English to children, and plant trees at the local school. Enjoy a romantic stay at the hotel and pamper yourselves with lavish spa treatments.
Choose to honeyteer in Phuket. From May 25-31 you will be given the opportunity to help and nurture the ecosystem. Plant trees and study the plant and wildlife in the mangrove forest. Observe the natural occurrences along the coast, and join the locals in releasing sea turtles into the sea. Learn the way of life of a fisherman in the community of Ban Tha Chat Chai. Experience the natural side of Phuket, as well as a romantic dinner on the beach.
Choose to honeyteer in Chiang Mai. From June 1-7, experience the joy of helping children, and growing together as a couple. Teach English and help young children at the Warm Heart Foundation. You will also experience a romantic dinner and a luxurious spa treatment.
Choose to honeyteer in Hua Hin. From June 8-14, you and your significant other will enjoy an amazing stay, where you will get to see and interact with animals at the Wildlife Foundation, as well as enjoy romance at the hotel and spa. Prepare food for gibbons in the morning, and enjoy a romantic dinner for two in the evening. Bathe and play with elephants before retreating to the spa for some pampering of your own.
Each of these trips is designed to give you and your sweetie a stupendous and unforgettable honeymoon. Enter now to win a romantic and fulfilling trip.
