• Individuals, and teams of individuals, who have reached the age of majority in their jurisdiction of residence at the time of entry
• Organizations that, at the time of entry, have been duly organized or incorporated and validly exist, and employ 50 or fewer people (Organizations that employ more than 50 people will be eligible for a non-cash recognition prize)
• The competition will welcome submitters from around the globe. However, individuals or organizations may be disqualified if they are based in a nation, state, province, or territory where U.S. or local law prohibits participating in the competition or receiving a prize. This includes individuals, who are residents of, and organizations domiciled in Brazil, Quebec, Cuba, Sudan, Iran, North Korea, Syria and any other country designated by the United States Treasury's Office of Foreign Assets Control.

Main Requirement: Build a travel-related application (or port over an existing one) and ensure it runs on OpenShift Online and uses Red Hat JBoss Middleware. Submissions must be entered in one of the following three categories:

• Planning a Trip Includes apps that help travelers plan and purchase in advance for a trip, such as researching and booking hotels, restaurants, flights, attractions, and destinations.
• Getting Around Town Includes apps that assist in wayfinding, commuting, public transportation, biking, walking or similar.
• Travel Guides Includes apps that assist travelers with accessibility, safety, currency, language, and other travel hacks and utilities.

Submit the following assets:

1. A demo video (hosted on YouTube or Vimeo). Your video should include a demo of your working application via a step-by-step visual demo.
2. Images. Please submit at least one image/screenshot of your application.
3. A way to access your working application for judging and testing. (Here’s how.)