Closing Time Nears for Submissions to Bangkok Post Readers’ Choice Awards

The Bangkok Post would like to remind companies and organizations with outstanding products & services to submit their nominations for the Bangkok Post Readers’ Choice Awards 2021.

Readers’ Choice Award recognizes the most outstanding products and services on the market. There are 12 categories for products and services and 6 categories for organizations. The Nomination Period ends 29 October 2021.

Bangkok Post readers will choose the winners in all categories. We will ask readers to rate submissions on a scale of poor to excellent. 70% of the final score will come from Bangkok Post subscribers, and 30% from general readers.

Anyone can submit. Participants must consent to be considered. Bangkok Post Reader’s Choice Award committee will request consent. There’s no cost for participation.

The Voting Period will be from 6 December 2021 to 3 January 2022. The winner’s announcement and awards ceremony will be held in Mid-February 2022.

The winners in each category will receive trophies and be announced on all platforms. They will submit a badge file that winners can use.

About the Bangkok Post

Post Publishing Plc has put together a range of activities in 2019 that received outstanding feedback from both readers and sponsors. Their forum covers important world issues, including 5G, AI, and how to harness data.

It’s is an annual event attended by ministers, heads of foreign governments, and heads of international organizations. As a result, the publication has gained credibility in the eyes of local and international readers.

Despite this year’s already monumental news events, there are many more to come including local and international developments spanning the political and economic spheres.

Under the motto “The newspaper you can trust”, it stands ready to provide readers with important news and events, while adhering firmly to media ethics and professionalism.

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