Race Around The Christmas World Online
Time is running out – Christmas is just round the corner. In Race Around The Christmas World Online, teams travel around the world and work together to save Christmas.
What teams can expect from this event
- A round-the-world trip at Christmas Teams take virtual trips to different countries and cultures.
- Strategy is key Each challenge is worth a different number of points.
- Creative moments Photos and videos are taken directly via the app.
- Global knowledge: Teams discover Christmas traditions from around the world.
Race Around Christmas World: When the Team Saves Christmas
Virtual Christmas Party Online with a Round-the-World Feel
Race Around The Christmas World Online is a virtual Christmas party where teams tackle festive challenges on a digital journey around the world, aiming to collect as many points as possible. The event has been specially designed for teams who work together virtually and want to enjoy their Christmas party online. It promotes virtual communication, strategic thinking and team spirit in an engaging way. At the same time, it builds anticipation for Christmas in an entertaining way.
Strategy, points and festive challenges
Each team competes against the others, aiming to deliver as many virtual presents as possible. But first, they must complete the challenges. The team decides for itself which task to take on. The Reindeer Challenge in Norway is worth 75 points, the Biscuit Challenge in Sweden 100 points, and the Mulled Wine Challenge from Germany a whopping 150 points. You can also unlock a bonus Christmas town, which earns extra points. This creates an exciting competition right from the start, where strategic planning determines victory or defeat.
Creative challenges and global Christmas knowledge
As well as the strategy element, creative challenges also await the teams. Photos and short videos are captured and submitted directly via the app. This creates fun and unforgettable moments that bring the team closer together. At the same time, everyone involved learns interesting facts about Christmas traditions from around the world. This turns the virtual online Christmas party into an entertaining journey of discovery with a genuine educational value.
Flexible and bookable worldwide
The event runs via our award-winning Go Team app, which is available free of charge from both the App Store and the Google Play Store. Teams communicate via a video conferencing tool of their choice, whilst the game runs simultaneously on tablets or smartphones. This means the event can be held from anywhere in the world – whether from home offices, across different locations or in a shared venue.
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Virtual Christmas Party Online with a Real Team-Building Effect
Race Around The Christmas World Online proves that a virtual Christmas party can be just as unifying as an in-person evening together. The combination of competition, creative challenges and Christmas trivia ensures that everyone involved steps out of their usual roles and interacts with one another in an informal way. As a result, the event not only strengthens team spirit; it also leaves everyone wanting to spend more time together, long after the event is over.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Race Around The Christmas World Online?
Race Around The Christmas World Online is a virtual Christmas party where teams take part in a digital round-the-world trip, tackling festive challenges and collecting as many points as possible along the way.
What are the technical requirements?
The teams will need a smartphone or tablet for the Go Team app, as well as a video conferencing tool of their choice for communicating with one another.
How does the strategy work at the event?
Each team decides for itself which challenges to take on. As different tasks are worth different numbers of points, strategic planning is the key to success.
“There are only two ways of looking at the world: either you believe that nothing in the world is a miracle, or that everything is nothing but a miracle.”
Albert Einstein