Skip to content

A ski holiday in Ischgl with Sony Ericsson

Telecommunications company Sony Ericsson is the official premium partner of the winter sports resort of Ischgl. In this role, the company has launched a photo competition in which the winners can enjoy a week-long ski holiday in Ischgl.

Photo competition for Ischgl

Each winner of the competition launched by Sony Ericsson can bring a companion along on their ski holiday in Ischgl. The competition’s top prize is certainly worth winning: a week-long ski holiday at a 4-star hotel in Ischgl, including half board and a 6-day ski pass or Silvretta Card. Travel to and from Ischgl is not included in the prize, and winners must arrange it themselves. Winners can choose when to travel within this year. If they are unable to travel on their chosen dates, the prize will be forfeited.

AI-generated illustration of a snowy ski area with pistes, cable cars and an alpine panorama near Ischgl.
AI-generated illustration of a snowy alpine valley with ski pistes and cable cars for a ski holiday in Ischgl.

Date: 24/06/2009

The best winter photo

Sony Ericsson is looking for the best winter photo. To enter the competition, aspiring amateur photographers must register. Once registered, participants can upload their best winter photo. To enter, the person submitting the photo or other people must be visible in it—in other words, the winter photos must feature people. Landscape and animal photos are not eligible for Sony Ericsson’s competition. It is also important that the photographer entering the competition or one of the friends pictured owns the rights to the photo.

A jury of Sony Ericsson employees

The gallery of uploaded photos can be viewed on the homepage. Photos can be rated using the Facebook “Like” button. The winners will be selected by a jury of Sony Ericsson employees. The jury will select one winner each month through April. Anyone aged 18 or over is eligible to win a ski holiday in Ischgl. The competition ends on 18 April 2011. By uploading photos to the gallery, participants authorise Sony Ericsson to use them for advertising purposes.

Christian Bathen