28.02 2015
Cloud Biking #InAbuDhabi by Pixelhunters Rises at ITB Berlin 2015
Cloud Biking #InAbuDhabi by Pixelhunters Rises at ITB Berlin 2015
After ramping at the World Travel Market in London during the last quarter of 2014 and racing with adventurists at Abu Dhabi Gran Prix and Volvo Ocean Race, Cloud Biking #InAbuDhabi this time rises at the ITB Berlin 2015.
Considered the world’s leading travel trade show, ITB Berlin 2015 portrays high demand from worldwide exhibitors as shown by the large increase of presenters from Asia and the Arab states. Abu Dhabi Tourism and Cultural Authority, being one of the exhibitors for this year’s show, aims to expand Abu Dhabi’s name in the tourism industry while reflecting its major development in the sector.
The Abu Dhabi Tourism Authority shoots to entice more visitors to consider Abu Dhabi as their city of choice for an adventurous wanderlust. With another exhibit of the adrenaline-inducing Cloud Biking game, the team from the Emirate state aims to give visitors of ITB Berlin a travel inspiration when planning their next holiday getaway.
With great emphasis on Abu Dhabi’s major tourist destinations, Cloud Biking #InAbuDhabi was made by Pixelhunters to stir more fun while allowing the participants to earn a free trip and accommodation to UAE’s wonder city. The game involves a virtual 3D podium with a big screen and an iPad that lets them cycle throughout the city. Lasting up to 90 seconds, the fastest participant to gain 12 stars in a lap gets the chance to win plane tickets, hotel accommodation and more.
Taking place from March 4-8, 2015, ITB Berlin is being made up to its final preparation to make its 49th travel trade show a success. Let’s go cloud biking all the way to ITB Berlin!
With great passion for the gaming industry, Pixelhunters aims to develop video games that are not just to entertain but to deliver objectives too. See how we succeeded at the World Travel Market in London here: http://www.pixelhunters.com/en/projects/view/104
And our adventure in Abu Dhabi here: http://www.pixelhunters.com/en/projects/view/106
