The grounds of British literature are fertile. From the works of Shakespeare and Donne to Milton and the contemporary writers of today, there are so many British books out there, you could stick them all on a map. And that’s exactly what Travelzoo has done -- this literary map game it created is just the ticket for bookworms out there.
Featuring 11 of some of the finest entries in the canon of British literature, it’s a celebration of all that’s great and good about British fiction. What’s more, share it on social media and enter into a prize draw to win a literary-themed holiday.
So, if you can tell your Brontë from your Blyton and your Amis from your Austen, take the test and find out. All you have to do is map each of these books to the city or region in which it’s set or that served as the writer’s inspiration.
What's Driving This Trend
- Literary-themed Travel
- There is an opportunity to create more literary-themed travel experiences for bookworms.
- Interactive Map Games
- There is potential for the development of more interactive map games that engage users and promote exploration.
- Social Media Challenges
- Businesses can leverage the power of social media challenges to generate buzz and incentivize user participation.
Who This Affects Most
- Travel and Tourism
- The travel and tourism industry can capitalize on the trend of literary-themed travel by offering curated experiences and packages.
- Gaming and Entertainment
- The gaming and entertainment industry can develop more interactive map games that combine education and entertainment.
- Digital Marketing and Social Media
- Digital marketing agencies and social media platforms can partner with businesses to create and promote engaging social media challenges.
