Cats facts
Summer traditions
Travel trends
Secret tasks
100
People in this city often feed and care for thousands of street cats, treating them as part of the community.
Istanbul
100
This U.S. desert festival is famous for enormous art installations that are burned at the end of the event.
Burning Man
100
What do you think glamping is?
Glamping (short for glamorous camping) combines the experience of being in nature with the comfort of a hotel. Instead of sleeping in a basic tent, people often stay in luxury tents or treehouses with real beds, electricity, private bathrooms, and Wi-Fi.
100
Describe a city or place you've visited without saying its name. Your team has up to three guesses to identify it!
Did they guess?
200
Unlike most Western countries, in Ireland and Scotland, seeing this color of cat is often considered lucky.
Black Cat
200
This Belgian electronic music festival sells out in minutes and attracts fans from over 200 countries.
Tomorrowland
200
What do you think set-jetting (or film tourism) is? Can you think of a famous example?
Set-jetting is the trend of traveling to places because they appeared in a movie or TV series. Examples include visiting New Zealand after The Lord of the Rings, Dubrovnik after Game of Thrones, or Paris after Emily in Paris.
200
Describe a city or place you've visited without saying its name. Your team has only one guess to identify it!
Did they guess?
300
This smiling cat disappears and reappears in one of the famous fairy tales, leaving only its grin behind.
Cheshire Cat
300
Every July, competitors in Gloucestershire, England, chase a rolling wheel of this food down a steep hill.
Cheese
300
What do you think experiential travel is?
Traveling to actively experience local culture through activities such as cooking classes, crafts, festivals, or homestays rather than just sightseeing.
300
You have 1 minute to convince your team to visit your favorite destination this summer. Mention at least three reasons why it's worth visiting.
Sounds great!
Are your opponents interested too?
400
This country is famous for the lucky "beckoning (inviting) cat" statue often found in shops.
Japan
(Maneki Neko cat statue)
400
In Spain, thousands of people throw this fruit at each other every summer.
Tomato (La Tomatina festiva)
400
What do you think gig tripping is?
Gig tripping is traveling primarily to attend a concert, music festival, or major live event.
400
Describe one summer tradition or festival from your country in 1 minute!
Have you ever taken part in it? Did you enjoy it?
500
This goddess, often shown with a cat's head, was worshipped by millions of Egyptians.
Bastet
500
Many unmarried Finns once believed that if they collected seven different wildflowers and put them under their pillow on Midsummer Night, they would dream about this.
Their future spouse (husband or wife)
500
The trend grew rapidly in the 2020s, especially as record-breaking summer temperatures. Major travel companies and trend reports started using the term "noctourism". What special about this trend?
Noctourism – exploring destinations at night, such as night markets, museums after dark, or nighttime tours.
500
Share a 2-minute travel story about a cultural experience you'll never forget. It could be a local tradition, food, festival, or an unexpected interaction with local people.
Thank you!