Amazing Race for Regular People

If you’ve ever wanted to be in The Amazing Race, here’s your chance: Steve Belkin’s tour company called Competitours will make a "game" out of your European vacation by arranging a daily series of offbeat tasks:
Picture Amazing Race without the frenzy. Challenges are set up for maximum exposure to the culture, not as a test of speed or prowess. One challenge might be to make a 45-second commercial at a Viking museum in Oslo. Another might be to try a dead man’s finger in Copenhagen (which turns out to be a hotdog). Points are accrued by completing tasks and videos are judged for creativity, not cinematography. "This isn’t about using an expensive camcorder, but being creative and original," notes Belkin.
Participants won’t know what city they’re starting from until a couple of days before departure, and will only know a half-day in advance the next stop on their adventure, but they can count on visiting five or six countries in Western and Central Europe during the two-week trip. "The game is more of an arc, not a leash; it’s meant to complement, not overwhelm your trip," says Belkin. Teams don’t necessarily travel together, though they may encounter each other as they complete their challenges.
Link | Competitours website [Flash] – Thanks Marilyn!









