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SANTA MONICA, CA – 9 December 2008 – Want to swim with baby elephants? Learn to cook from a Michelin-starred chef? Be part of an authentic archeological dig? Lend a helping hand at a Tibetan refugee camp? Or how about
attending the gala opening night of an international cultural happening
event?
Today’s
travelers thirst for unique personal experiences when they travel. They want
authentic, behind-the-scene access to unique events and places. That is just
what the 5th annual Global Scavenger Hunt is all about.
“We have
conducted four successful dream-like around-the-world travel adventure
competitions,” boasts Event Director William Chalmers, “Each has combined
up-close and personal hands-on cultural experiences with unique people in exotic
places, and the thrill of participating in a true travel adventure. And maybe
even being crowned The World’s Greatest Travelers. One competitor last year
likened the event to the Twelve Days of Christmas—they got to open a
special surprise gift each day of the event.”
The Global Scavenger Hunt™ is still accepting applications from
thrill-seeking adventurous global-travelers who want to take A Blind Date
With The World™—a
blind date because the 10 countries on 4 continents the travelers will
conducting scavenges in is a secret! The 5th event begins on the West
Coast next April 17th and concludes three-weeks later on the East
Coast with the crowning of The World’s Greatest Travelers™ May 9th.
All travelers should make their
list and check it twice, this unique travel adventure has it all, whether you
are: an Indian-Jones like adventurer, an arm-chair anthropologist, art lover, a
serious foodie, a rabid sports fan, a historian, a frustrated architect, a
wildlife addict, a culture vulture, a competitive game player or philanthropist.
“The Global
Scavenger Hunt is all about real travelers competing in a real travel adventure
doing extraordinary things for all the right reasons—the love of travel,
trusting strangers in strange lands and giving something back to the planet,”
continues Chalmers, travel book author and former winner of an around the world
travel race, “Some have called our event the ‘Olympics of Travel’,
Outside magazine billed it as ‘one of the most amazing trips in the world!’, and
one writer called it a ‘Magical Mystery Tour’. I liked that one!”
But there is
much more to this event than riding elephants, swimming with sharks, visiting
ancient bazaars and witnessing Sahara sunrises and Himalayan sunsets--there are
lives to change! The event is a global travel-a-thon that has participants
traveling a million kilometers for the $1 million goal to raise money for
life-changing organizations. Last year’s event helped scores of families with
micro-loans and helped construct and fund three elementary schools in Niger, Sri
Lanka and Sierra Leone in conjunction with The Nomad Foundation and Free the
Children. Funds raised also support Doctors without Borders, Partners in Health
and KIVA, among others.
The Global Scavenger Hunt™ is limited to 25 two-person Teams (singles may
apply). The entry fee of $9,900 per person covers all international airfare,
23-nights in First Class hotels and about 40% of meals. Teams are interviewed
for suitability. Visit and apply online at GlobalScavengerHunt.com or call 310.281.7809.
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