Briefing On 12th NBT Treasure Hunt At ICC Today
By James Kon

Bandar Seri Begawan - Participants of the NBT Treasure Hunt event are reminded to attend a briefing on the rules and regulations and to collect goody bags today at 3pm at the International Convention Centre.

The annual series of the NBT Treasure Hunt always has an overwhelming response and is now a firm fixture on the local motoring calendar.

According to Mr Ninan Chacko, NBT Managing Director, the primary objective of the 2008 12th Treasure Hunt is to create an enjoyable fun-filled Sunday morning for families and friends of Toyota and Lexus owners who purchased their vehicles from NBT.

"The emphasis of NBT is always to encourage families to participate and I hope to see more teams comprising families," said Mr Ninan Chacko.

"NBT would like to promote the idea that the treasure hunt will be more fun when the whole family participates as a team. This is why teams comprising family members this year can have a maximum of five participants per vehicle. I strongly believe that the family who plays and have fun together, stays together," he added.

"This year's treasure hunt is even more fun and activity-packed from the word 'go'. There are lots of attractive prizes up for grabs too.

"An estimated 800 participants and 200 vehicles with a minimum of two to a maximum of four persons per vehicle are expected to participate in the highly anticipated fun, thrills, spills and adventure - all hallmarks of NBT's Treasure Hunt," said Hj Shahrum Hj Kadir, NBT General Sales Manager.

Hj Shahrum revealed that the first prize is a three-days-two-night holiday package to Perth while the second and third prizes are three-daytwo-night holiday package to Hong Kong and threeday-two-night holiday package to Ho Chi Minh City respectively.

It is understood that the number of prizes in each category will depend on the number of participants in each winning team.

In addition, there are also other attractive novelty prizes to be won in the hunt, apart from prizes for many quizzes and games that NBT is lining up for the participants.

The responses from Toyota and Lexus owners thus far have been simply overwhelming. But so as not to disappoint 'late-corners', qualified owners will still be accommodated till 4pm today or till the goody bags run-out, whichever comes first. -- Courtesy of Borneo Bulletin

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