For this version of the game, players use cards. Letter and category cards are provided, which can be separated easily to avoid making a mess.

The choice is yours, though, so go with what you’ll find most inspiring. Step 2: Collect your sources of inspiration. What’s good about this game, is that the entire game is not based on answering questions, so kids of all ages can get involved. The idea of the game is that you travel around the world, visiting different countries and taking photos as you go. Along the way, you may have special experiences which lead you to take more photos. The winner of the game is the person who has taken the most photos. If you want to make a physical travel vision board, then here’s how to do it. The section afterwards has advice for creating digital travel vision boards. Travel vision board supplies If you’ve got some tiny ones, then a good game for the family to play is GeoBingo World. Like the name suggests this is a simple bingo style game based on geography. There are 8 bingo boards with 25 countries on each and the first player to get to five countries in a row wins.

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In India the average population is exposed to games like Snakes and ladders, Ludo, Chess and oh yes… Monopoly! We aren’t even aware of the treasure trove of different kinds of board games that exist across the world. Joss Croft OBE, UKinbound - representing the International Competitiveness and Demand Working Group

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Geneva With its humanitarian tradition and cosmopolitan flair, the European seat of the UNO and headquarters of the Red Cross is known as the «capital of peace». Learn more Each player has a range of routes that they must complete. Points are provided for completing the routes (you lose points if you don’t complete your routes), as well as building the routes along the way. There are bonus points also given out for the longest route across the board. The aim of the game is to be the player with the most points at the end. With vaccines rolling out it’s hopefully not long until we can once again shove ourselves into tiny airplane seats and lose our luggage on the way to stunning destinations around the world. Pro’s: Small game to take anywhere, everything can be stored within the shaker and it’s lots of fun. Oeschinensee – gondola rail One of the most attractive and imposing mountain lakes, namely Oeschinensee, is reached by gondola rail from Kandersteg. Learn more

Few travel games are more portable than a handful of dice If you can find room for ten dice in your bag, you can play Dice Academy wherever your travels take you. Kandersteg Kandersteg is located at 1,200 meters in the Bernese Oberland and offers a fantastic view of the Blümlisalp Massif. Learn more Travelling chess sets are very popular to travel with and I have met many people on my travels who travel with portable chess sets. These 2 player board games are very popular, all you need to do is find 1 more person to play with. It should be fun: This sort of goes without saying. Board games for Travellers need to be particularly versatile. That means that every round should be different, or the game never gets old. Remember, you will probably just be carrying one or two games on your trip.But the most important thing is for everything to be clear and to stand out so nothing’s forgotten or missed when you look at your board. Each player starts at the airport and then takes it, in turn, rolling the dice and moving around the globe. As players travel around the board, they are asked multiple choice questions relating to different cultures around the world. If you get the answer right, you get a stamp in your passport. The aim of the game is to collect all ten stamps in your passport. Matterhorn – Symbol for Switzerland The Matterhorn and Switzerland are inseparably linked to each other. Learn more