Partner with Phu Quoc Times: Editorial & Media Enquiries
Bring the project you want to make: a destination story, a photography brief, a useful business update or a media commission. Tell us whom it serves and what needs doing so we can discuss the right scope.
Start with the audience and the work
Introduce the business, its Phu Quoc connection, the people you want to reach and the result you are aiming for. Say whether the proposal concerns the travel website or commissioned creative work through Phu Quoc Times Media. A restaurant update, an accommodation story and a photography assignment require different briefs.
Give the proposal enough detail to discuss
Include the location, proposed deliverables, intended languages, target dates and a contact person. For photography or video, name the places and subjects, the intended publishing channels and whether the work needs new production or permission to reuse an existing asset. A link to a relevant public business page is enough for a first introduction.
Agree scope, usage and disclosure separately
A creative commission, an asset licence and a paid placement are different agreements. Discuss deliverables, revisions, usage rights and any commercial labelling for the actual project. Editorial recommendations remain a separate judgment; a collaboration does not guarantee ranking, traffic, bookings or a favourable conclusion.
Send the brief and keep one current version
The form prepares an email draft for your review. Send it through your email app or copy it into webmail addressed to info@phuquoctimes.com. Keep later changes in the same thread, with the latest brief clearly identified. For a factual correction, use Contact rather than waiting for a partnership discussion.
Discuss a partnership
Tell us about your business, proposed work and intended audience. An inquiry does not confirm a partnership or paid placement.
This form prepares an email draft; it does not send or store your message on our server. You send it from your email app. Required fields are marked *.
Or email us directly: info@phuquoctimes.com
Questions and answers
What should the first proposal include?
The business and location, intended audience, proposed work, languages, timing and contact person. State whether you mean the travel website or a commissioned Media project.
Can I ask to reuse an existing photograph?
Describe the exact image and intended channels, duration and use. Permission to reuse an asset is separate from commissioning a new shoot and is not established by finding it on the website.
Does a media project include a guide recommendation?
Not automatically. Creative deliverables and editorial judgment are separate. Any agreed paid placement needs an explicit scope and appropriate commercial disclosure.
Can a collaboration guarantee search position or bookings?
No. Discuss the actual work and deliverables rather than a guaranteed ranking, audience total or sales outcome that the proposal cannot establish.
Does preparing the partnership form send it?
No. Review the email draft and send it from your email app or webmail. A prepared draft does not create a partnership agreement or a paid placement.
Where should I send a simple factual business correction?
Use Contact and corrections with the page URL, the changed detail and a supporting source. A factual correction does not require a commercial project.