Flirt4Free Announces Contests, Exotic Location for Flirt Summit 2020

Flirt4Free Announces Contests, Exotic Location for Flirt Summit 2020

WESTLAKE VILLAGE, Calif. — Flirt4Free has unveiled its ambitious plans for Flirt Summit 2020 by returning the annual event to its roots with "a massive Cancun beach party."

"For a decade, the innovative live cam network has rewarded the efforts of its star models and studios by whisking them away on an exotic vacation known as Flirt Summit," a company rep explained, including lush locations in Bali, the Maldives and Costa Rica.

However, Flirt4Free CEO Gregory Clayman acknowledged the uncertainty of international travel in 2020.

"We don’t want to celebrate while so many are struggling throughout the world," he said. "But we also see our amazing broadcasters pushing themselves to the limit, staying connected with fans and putting tender loving care into their shows. Flirt Summit was established 10 years ago as a way for us to show them our gratitude and appreciation. At a point in history where the companionship and entertainment they provide is so welcome and so vital, we are proud to continue this tradition."

The platform will host competitive summer contests and award all-inclusive trips to Cancun to the winning models.

"As the Flirt4Free network has grown exponentially in the past year, so has the scope of Flirt Summit Cancun," said the rep. "This year, we've upped the number of Summit prize packages to 60 and added more airfare cash prizes to help models get there."

The winning models will be decided by two one-month contests: the Top 10 Girls and Top Ten Guys for both June and July, followed by next Top 10 overall models in Flirt’s combined June and July standings. The final 10 prize packages will be awarded to 10 qualified random draw winners.

The Flirt Summit attendees will "immerse themselves in a tropical jungle, plumb the mysteries of an ancient cenote, take refuge in peaceful lagoons as crocodiles drift by and reconnect with their true Flirt nature on Cancun’s gorgeous white sand shores," the rep enthused. "There is also pulse-pounding adventure on the agenda, with every imaginable watersport on the table, as well as planned outings to the region’s wild theme parks and nightclubs."

Clayman notes the company is "prepared to adapt" to changing conditions related to the coronavirus pandemic.

"Summit is as important to our broadcasters as it is to us as a company," he said. "Staying connected and coming together as a family is vital to our success and theirs. But, of course, the health and safety of our performers is priority-one. While the Summit contests take place this summer, the actual event occurs in November. We can only hope this is enough time for this pandemic to run its course. However, if we see November approaching with many travel restrictions still in place, we have a contingency plan to reschedule."

Visit Flirt Summit online for additional details and follow the company on Twitter for the latest updates.

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