by Andrew Long | May 3, 2023 | Canada Scavenger Hunts, News and Events, Scavenger Hunts, Team Building, USA Scavenger Hunts
Did you know that there is a National Selfie Day? Yep. In 2023 it is on June 21. Since selfies are a big part of our scavenger hunts, we’d like to suggest that you have your team building program with us on June 21. Book a corporate scavenger hunt anywhere in...
by Andrew Long | Apr 19, 2023 | International Scavenger Hunts, Scavenger Hunt Locations, Scavenger Hunts
What a city! Our Tokyo scavenger hunt has been one of our most popular team building programs, and here’s why. About Tokyo The capital of Japan is a place that everyone should visit. If you have a corporate event in Tokyo, then a scavenger hunt is the perfect team...
by Andrew Long | Apr 18, 2023 | Canada Scavenger Hunts, Scavenger Hunt Locations, Scavenger Hunts, Team Building
How familiar are you with the Yorkville area of Toronto? The Bloor-Yorkville area is a good alternative to our Downtown Toronto scavenger hunt especially if your group has offices based in the Yorkville area or if you are meeting in one of the area’s hotels or...
by Andrew Long | Mar 28, 2023 | Canada Scavenger Hunts, Scavenger Hunt Locations, Scavenger Hunts, Team Building
If you’re looking for a unique and exciting way to build teamwork within your company, a corporate scavenger hunt is a great option. Canada is home to some fantastic cities that are perfect for this activity. In this post, we’ll be exploring the 7 best...
by Andrew Long | Nov 23, 2022 | Canada Scavenger Hunts, Scavenger Hunt Locations, Scavenger Hunts, Team Building
The Distillery District is an excellent location for a team building scavenger hunt in Toronto. About the Distillery District The district is located to the east of downtown Toronto and it is bordered by Cherry St., Parliament St., Mill St. and the train tracks...
by Andrew Long | Oct 12, 2022 | Scavenger Hunt Ideas, Scavenger Hunts, Team Building
The best place to start when planning a team building scavenger hunt is by identifying the objectives for the session. We are surprised at how many groups skip this important first step. Because not identifying objectives in advance can make some of the subsequent...
