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This Adventure will take Travelers on a Blind Date with the World

Richard Brown by Richard Brown
November 22, 2019
in Lifestyle
Reading Time: 2 mins read

The Global Scavenger Hunt is making traveling as adventurous as it once was. Their newly designed annual travel adventure is adding an unique twist to the world of travel by taking thrill-seekers out of their comfort zones and taking them on “A Blind Date with the World” to ten mystery countries scattered around the globe over 23-days next Spring. The travelers will know when they are traveling around the world, but they won’t know where they will be traveling to.

The hunt is supposed to be an exclusive group consisting of 30 people (15 two-person teams) from around-the-world with the US$25,000 per team entry fee including: all international airfare, first class hotels, 40% of meals and special event-sponsored travel gear. The travelers will be visiting at least ten countries over three-weeks between April 17 & May 9, 2020 and figuring out thoughtfully crafted and curated scavenges once they reach the various places.

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William D. Chalmers, the Event Director has said that as travel- event makers they know people don’t take adventures instead the adventures should take people. Therefore they have designed the best trips to take people out of their comfort zones. Their team has visited 85 countries in 15 years so they call themselves advocates of creative and experiential travel who are always looking to bring back the magic of travel by letting the adventurers be creative, resourceful and enjoy the serendipity of travel.

The Global Scavenger Hunt travel adventure is all about travelers using their Travel IQ to complete a series of highly immersive micro-adventures in a competition against other travelers who are all vying for The World’s Greatest Travelers trophy and a free trip around the world.

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