Win R1 000 (US$100) a week

THE 'Access to Info' competition starts today on TNN. Answer the three questions below and you can win R1 000 (US$100) this week. This weeks questions relate to the CATEGORY drop-down menu on the top right side of the Travelinfo (www.travelinfo.co.za) homepage. 1.) What is the second-last category listed on the CATEGORY drop-down menu? 2.)How many GAME LODGE options/groups are listed in the CATEGORY 'game lodges'? 3.)What is the name of the only operator that is listed under the VISA/HEALTH SERVICES CATEGORY? Answers must be numbered 1-3 and emailed to info@travelinfo.co.za. HOW THE COMPETITION WORKS: Each Monday on TNN three easy questions will be asked, for which you will have to access www.travelinfo.co.za (or click on TRAVELINFO at the bottom of the main TNN menu) to find the answers. The winner this week will be drawn on Thursday 4 July and will be announced on TNN on Friday 5 July 2002. Each week for the next five weeks (until 2 August 2002) there will be a new competition and a lucky prize draw, to win R1 000 (or US$100 if you are not southern African). The total prize money is R5 000 (US$500). INSTRUCTIONS FOR THIS WEEK: The CATEGORY list on the top right of the TI homepage offers a drop-down menu. Click on the downward arrow to view the menu, and click on the category you require. All options available in that category will be presented, click on the one/s you are interested in for more info. Need assistance, email: info@travelinfo.co.za COMPETITION RULES: * Nowmedia employees or their families may not enter the competition. * Only Inbound TNN/TI travel trade readers may enter (i.e. all outbound readers/travel agents are excluded). * All answers must be received by 13h00, Thursday 4 July 2002. * All three questions must be answered correctly each week, to be entered into the lucky draw. * The judge’s decision is final and no correspondence will be entered in to. * Only non-Southern African winners will receive prize money in a foreign currency (i.e. US$100 or the equivalent at the current rate of exchange). (Tracy Jay)