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Photocap: #GoGreen4PatricksDay

30 Mar 2016
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Tourism Ireland South Africa is challenging travel agents to go all out,

dress in green and green their offices on St Patrick’s Day, March 17.

Agents can send their greened pic to TNW (etnweditor@nowmedia.

co.za). The best pic will be published and the agency will win a hamper

filled with Irish goodies to the value of R2 500 courtesy of Tourism

Ireland. Ready to #GoGreen4PatricksDay (from left) are Shelley

Phillips, Development Promotions sales manager; and Gina Stanford,

Development Promotions key account sales executive.

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