The professor challenges you to form the perfect team for the most significant theft ever achieved. So put on your masks and uniforms and show what you can do. You have 60 minutes to reach the vault, bypass the security system, clean up the boxes and get your feet wet before the bomb goes off.

Tour itinerary

1. Marina Bay Waterfront Promenade
The heart of Singapore. You will see famous sights-the Marina Bay hotel, the Museum of art and science, the Helix Bridge. In addition, we will enjoy a beautiful panorama of the historical part of the city and the symbol of Singapore, the mythical creature MERLION
2. Esplanade Bridge and Theatres on the Bay
The theater is one of the best concert halls in the world. Incredible waterfront city with human-sized sculptures that convey the atmosphere and history of this Island.
3. The Float at Marina Bay
One of the largest structures in the world that located on a solid specially designed platform. This floating stadium was used for the opening and closing ceremonies of the 2010 Summer Youth Olympics in Singapore.
4. Helix Bridge
This pedestrian bridge is unanimously recognized as one of the most beautiful in the world. The spiral DNA molecule structure is illuminated at night by bright neon lights.
5. Marina Bay Sands
Architectural wonder not only in Southeast Asia, but the world. Hotel, casinos, stores and Michelin restaurants bring prosperity and success to the country.

Everyone has dreamt about transporting back to their favourite moment in time. If you're an '80s or '90s kid, this one’s especially suited for you!
A nostalgic trip to test your knowledge of your favourite period of time. Think you’ve got your facts covered? Time to prove it!

Whether you're looking to welcome new employees or just keep your current remote team members connected, this icebreaker quiz is a great way to help your colleagues learn more about each other; in a way that feels natural, light-hearted, and low-pressure.

The story takes place on October 25th, 1929. The Excelsior Hotel is an upscale resort hotel in Burlington. Chairman Engel has put all his heart, soul and time into this brainchild, until one day, all hopes collapsed along with the Chairman himself.

Tour itinerary:

1 Tokyo Railway Station
The station was built in the early 20th century, and still decorates the financial heart of Japan - Marunouchi district. From the station to the Imperial Palace just 5 minutes on foot, but even now the appointed ambassadors of other countries must pass this distance to the emperor by carriage.
2 Mitsubishi Ichigokan Museum Patio
We stroll through the place where the legendary Mitsubishi Corporation was shaped in its first years.
3 Tokyo International Forum Building
We arrive at the company's headquarters, which is very well know throughout the world for the original Godzilla movies. Have a look at the Tokyo International Forum, Japan's largest futuristic congress center.
4 Nissan Crossing (Ginza District 4)
Finally, we reach our destination - the Nissan Crossing on Ginza Street. Ginza is a vibrant area known for a variety of brand stores, department stores with the best Japanese service, Michelin-Star restaurants, and oddly shaped buildings.

The streets of London are bustling with life. A seemingly ordinary weekday, but one incident was able to disrupt everything. On the outskirts of the city, in a not-so-good neighborhood, police officers gather. An unknown person ran over a man and fled the scene.

Tour itinerary

1.Pont Alexander III.
The famous bridge has became a symbol of Russian-French friendship. It was created for the exhibition of 1900. It offers a magnificent view of The Eiffel Tower and The National Residence of the Invalids
2. Champs-Elysées
The most beautiful avenue in the world - the Champs-Elysées. You will see the Great and Small Palace, the monuments to Charles de Gaulle and Churchill. On the Champs-Elysées, you will see Arc de triomphe - the highest in the world, dedicated to the French military victories.
3. Luxor Obelisk on Concorde square
During the Revolution, Louis 16 and Marie Antoinette were executed here.
We will stroll through the Royal Garden of the Tuileries and go out to the Louvre.
4. Louvre
One of the largest and oldest museums in the world has a huge collection of art and historical relics from all around the world. As a museum, the Louvre was first opened to the public on August 10, 1793, during the French Revolution. Napoleon I continued the reconstruction of the Louvre after the revolution.
5. Bridge of Arts
Then we will reach Seine and admire from the Bridge of Arts on the island of Cité, the place where Paris was founded more than three thousand years ago.

You have made an emergency landing on the planet Mars. The ship is damaged and urgently requires repair.
You must restore the operation of all systems and restart the ship in orbit before the oxygen supply level drops to zero.

A virtual holiday quiz will fill a party with fun and excitement.
The game includes 3 rounds:

• Around the World
• Movie
• Guess the name of the popular song by its emoji interpretation

The North Pole in Snowland is in chaos and disorder. We’re two days away from the main holiday, Christmas, and Santa Claus has been kidnapped!
The Chief Operating Officer of the Santa Workshop called an emergency meeting to investigate and assemble a search party to find Claus.

It's not hard to believe in the Christmas fairy tale, just get to New York City. Americans love to decorate their homes, and stores extravagantly deck their windows with holiday decorations. The city is always beautifully lit, but during Christmas, it turns into a fairy tale.
We walk from Grand Central Terminal, the setting for many movies and TV series, to Bryant Park, a small oasis in the middle of Midtown's business district, and to Times Square, the city's central square. This is where you can see that the city never sleeps. And we will end our journey at the office complex where "it all began," the pride of John D Rockefeller Jr.'s empire - Rockefeller Center. This is where the city's main Christmas tree is installed each year.