£1,000 prize for best Instagram shot taken in Goring
The rail company has announced the hunt for the nation’s most Instagrammable locations for its 16-25 Railcard,
Almost a third of young people choose their travel destinations based on how good they will look on their social media feeds, according to National Rail.
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Hide AdA spokesman said: “The research showed that young people in Goring are constantly on the lookout for the best selfie spots and will upload an average of 12 photos to Instagram every week, to show they have been visiting the coolest bars, restaurants, attractions and holiday destinations.”
The 16-25 Railcard, which offers a third off rail travel, has created an Insta-Rail map of the UK, featuring a list of the most photographed locations throughout the country.
The brand is now calling for local social media fanatics to submit their best photos for the chance to win a £1,000 cash prize, as well as crowning Goring as the most Instagrammable destination in the UK.
The winning snap will feature in a 16-25 Railcard campaign as well as appearing on its website and social media channels.
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Hide AdJyoti Bird, marketing director at National Rail, said: “Our research shows just how competitive young people can be with social media – ultimately not wanting to miss out on exciting new experiences, getting out and about, and enjoying quality time with friends and family.
“We wanted to tap into that competitive spirit by launching a search for the most Instagrammable places that Goring has to offer.
“Whether it’s quirky bars, historical points of interest or local attractions, we’re looking for the best and most visually impressive photos from the area.
“We look forward to seeing some really beautiful and creative photography from local social media enthusiasts, and will hopefully be crowning Goring as the Instagram capital of the UK!”
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Hide AdFor the chance to win £1,000 and the title of Goring’s best Instagrammer, upload your image to Instagram, tagging @national.rail and using the hashtag #instarail, or on the National Rail Facebook page, using #instarail.
To view the Insta-Rail map, visit www.16-25railcard.co.uk/instarail
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