The Trivial Pursuit Hotel Has Guests Pay By Answering Questions
Laura McQuarrie — March 25, 2019 — World
References: trivialpursuithotel & adweek
Those with bragging rights from winning games of Trivial Pursuit will want to venture just outside of Moscow to book a stay at the Trivial Pursuit Hotel, where their answers pay for the accommodations and provide a four-star experience. Hasbro and Leo Burnett Moscow teamed up for the creation of the Trivial Pursuit Hotel, which will be opening for a limited time throughout the spring this year.
The hotel is described as a two-storey country house with three bedrooms and cozy amenities like a sauna, a fireplace and a barbecue. Naturally, booking a stay at the hotel requires a traveler to answer some questions from Trivial Pursuit and competing one's application involves posting to social media or purchasing a copy of Trivial Pursuit.
The hotel is described as a two-storey country house with three bedrooms and cozy amenities like a sauna, a fireplace and a barbecue. Naturally, booking a stay at the hotel requires a traveler to answer some questions from Trivial Pursuit and competing one's application involves posting to social media or purchasing a copy of Trivial Pursuit.
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