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The Global Game’s Family & Kids writing standard: tone, structure, what to include, what to avoid, and the photo checklist used for consistent, scalable family travel posts.

A 1-page agency explainer for Family & Kids travel content: what qualifies, how it works, and how tourism partners can contribute to durable, family-friendly city guides.

Six travel booking sites known for high customer satisfaction, good reviews, and global reach. They are well-regarded for their reliability, user experience, a robust set of tools and services to meet various travel needs and extensive global offerings…

Looking for an Adventure, you’ll find it in Cititrail and The Global Game’s existing Urban Hunt Races, Games and Tours. Whether you’re a fast runner who wants excitement, a family group looking for a fun few hours roaming your city ….

Setup a basic Urban Scavenger Hunt path, with Google Maps. By drawing a trail on the map, you know how long it is. Customise by adding other elements, including locations and paths.

To setup a Scavenger Hunt or other Urban Hunt game, you’ll need to think about some of these steps: 1. Who are you making this for and what is the outcome you want? A group of teenagers will need a far more aggressive and active game than a group of 8-year-olds at a Barbie Party! […]

You can make your own Scavenger Hunt clues. Go to a point where there is a landmark, statue, building or some object that is on your Scavenger hunt path and take some photos.

To setup a Scavenger Hunt or other Urban Hunt game, you’ll need to think about some of these steps: 1. Who are you making this for and what is the outcome you want? A group of teenagers will need a far more aggressive and active game than a group of 8-year-olds at a Barbie Party! […]

From marathon weekend and museum openings to Broadway shows, expos and winter skating downtown, January is a brilliant month to explore Houston. Here’s what’s on.

January is Sydney’s cultural sprint — Sydney Festival at the centre, warm-water days in between, and a strong finish with Australia Day and late-month music and workshops.

March in Sydney is the perfect shoulder season to enjoy packed beaches, vibrant festivals like Mardi Gras, and harbour, with smaller crowds than peak summer. Expect comfortable, sunny days ideal for walking, dining outdoors, and exploring.

February in Sydney is peak summer rhythm: beach mornings, harbour sunsets, late-night culture, and the first big festival energy of the year. This guide is built for locals and repeat visitors who want the best of the month — with a mix of date-specific highlights and reliable weekly favourites.

December in Sydney is peak summer energy: Christmas markets and lights, blockbuster concerts, big exhibitions, and the Harbour’s famous NYE build-up.

November is the “do everything” month: design markets, photo festivals, blockbuster theatre, harbour pop-ups and stadium-scale music, all while Sydney’s jacarandas do their best work.

December in Houston is festive without frenzy — light trails, markets, ballet nights, family outings and year-end performances spread across the city.

Houston in November is where the city flips into festival mode — markets, light shows, theatre, live music, and outdoor evenings that actually feel doable.

Sydney’s October shines with blockbuster finales, creative conferences and coastal sculpture walks. Between a Grand Final roar, SXSW’s neon buzz and Luna Park’s Halloween nights, the city hums from breakfast talks to midnight dancefloors

Crisp days, neon nights: October in Seoul is built for street-to-skyline wandering — from hanok folk games and downtown street theatre to river light shows, rooftop Oktoberfests and world-class concerts

The Jindabyne course is a fun couple of hours looking around the lovely Snowy Mountains town of Jindabyne in New South Wales, Australia. Course is 4.3km. Time to Race: Between 1 and 2 hours.

Putney Town Discovery. This Cititrail Urban Scavenger Hunt starts at the Putney Pier, wanders along the river to the Putney bridge, then meanders through downtown Putney and the Village, back to the river and then ends near the Putney Common!

CITITRAIL Presents it’s first UK Urban Walking Trail: The Putney Ramble! It starts near the Barnes Station, on the Thames waterfont in Barnes, wanders through Barnes downtown, then through the Putney Greens, down to and along the river, through the Putney Village and ending near the Putney Station! Be the first to set the Course […]

Here’s a fabulous little 2km run around Singapore’s Marina Bay, seeing all the sights – brought to you with the courtesy of one of our favourite operatives – Jack! Singapore’s Marina Bay Ramble! Time to Race: Between 1/2 and 1 hour. NOTE: This is a level 1 Game, with 14 clues. This Mission is an […]

Here’s Cititrail’s first major community race for the Gold Coast. Proudly sponsored by the Gold Coast City Council, this game is a full on Fun Run Race! Starting near Main Beach tram station and ending at Broadbeach, this’ll get your heart racing!

Walk the Sydney Writers Walk from Circular Quay to the Opera House and discover literary plaques honouring Australian and international authors. A reflective, harbour-side stroll blending history, culture and iconic Sydney views.

Sydney reveals itself in motion — along the harbour at dawn, through neighbourhood streets, and outward toward saltwater edges where the city loosens its grip.
This Footloose walk follows water, distance, and everyday rhythm, tracing a city that never rushes you, but always leaves room to breathe.

March in Sydney is the perfect shoulder season to enjoy packed beaches, vibrant festivals like Mardi Gras, and harbour, with smaller crowds than peak summer. Expect comfortable, sunny days ideal for walking, dining outdoors, and exploring.

January is Sydney’s cultural sprint — Sydney Festival at the centre, warm-water days in between, and a strong finish with Australia Day and late-month music and workshops.

February in Sydney is peak summer rhythm: beach mornings, harbour sunsets, late-night culture, and the first big festival energy of the year. This guide is built for locals and repeat visitors who want the best of the month — with a mix of date-specific highlights and reliable weekly favourites.

December in Sydney is peak summer energy: Christmas markets and lights, blockbuster concerts, big exhibitions, and the Harbour’s famous NYE build-up.

November is the “do everything” month: design markets, photo festivals, blockbuster theatre, harbour pop-ups and stadium-scale music, all while Sydney’s jacarandas do their best work.

Sydney’s October shines with blockbuster finales, creative conferences and coastal sculpture walks. Between a Grand Final roar, SXSW’s neon buzz and Luna Park’s Halloween nights, the city hums from breakfast talks to midnight dancefloors

Spring in Sydney arrives with Fringe in full swing, a huge month for art at Carriageworks, big‑ticket opera and musicals, and the Sydney Marathon closing streets for one spectacular day. Here’s your curated guide!

Spend some time in gorgeous Sydney, With amazing views of the Harbour, an incredible lineup of Craft and local-brewed beers, together with breathtaking modern Australian cuisine, this is guaranteed to get a party off to a great start!