This Company Will Pay an “Island-Hopping Instagrammer” to Document a Greek Vacation

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If you took a vacation to Greece, you’d probably be snapping photos of every sun-soaked detail and sharing them with your friends and family on social media. As Thrillist reports, Unforgettable Greece is planning to pay one lucky traveler about $630 to do exactly that.

The company is offering a luxury nine-day tour of Greece next summer, with stops in Athens, Mykonos, Santorini, and Crete. Highlights include sunset sailing in Santorini, a Jeep island tour of Mykonos’s best beaches, a cooking class in Crete, a private tour of the Acropolis, and even a free Samsung S10 you can use to document your experiences. If you think these Grecian wonders would be enjoyed best with a travel buddy by your side, we have more good news: The winner is allowed to bring a friend for free.

All you have to do to apply is upload your finest travel photo to your public Instagram account, tag @unforgettablegreece, and include the hashtag #UnforgettableInstagrammer in your caption. Unforgettable Greece’s expert judges will choose their favorite photo and notify the winning “Island-Hopping Instagrammer” after the competition closes on Friday, November 15.

Though you don’t need to have any specific background in order to apply, the position is well-suited for those “with a passion for travel and photography” who “can reel off the best travel hashtags, are always looking for opportunities to capture a scenic shot, and know how to make people double-tap on your Insta shots.” If that sounds like it was written with you in mind, apply here.

It’s part of Unforgettable Greece’s venture to drum up enthusiasm for their recently launched Greece tours and also compile visual content to promote them across their own social media accounts.

While you’re waiting to find out if you’ve Instagrammed your way into a free vacation, check out these Greek words you might recognize from their English roots.

[h/t Thrillist]