E: 24/12 (ADVENT) Win prizes from Hotelbookers (Facebook - Starts 1st Dec)

lizd31

CLUE 2: There's not much of the famous wall left in this city

somewhere in Berlin then

lizd31

CLUE 3: The hostel is named after the workplace of acrobats, strong men and clowns

answer - Circus Hostel


email as usual with Treasure Hunt as the subject

zray

Circus Hostel for anyone not sent yet

reniannen

there's actually another Circus Hostel in Argentina so I would make sure you put Berlin in as part of the answer

lizd31

Day 14 and today's question is: Who composed the popular Christmas song Jingle Bells?

Answer - James Lord Pierpont according to wiki http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jingle_Bells

Bringing entry details forward
How to Enter

http://www.facebook.com/hostelbookers?v=wall


• Copy and paste the daily question – which you’ll find on our fan page wall – into the email subject header
• Write your answer, full name and which HostelBookers Facebook group* you belong to
• Email your answers to [EMAIL="christmas@hostelbookers.com"]christmas@hostelbookers.com[/EMAIL]
*HostelBookers.com, HostelBookers France, HostelBookers Deutschland, HostelBookers Italia, HostelBookers En Español or HostelBookers em Português

lizd31

Sorry I'm late today folks but my laptop keeps dying a death. It's another treasure hunt so that's the subject header for today

Clue 1: This country's popular emblem is a plant that rhymes with Rover
clue 2: This city is synonymous with a dark stout
Clue 3: The hostel is one of our top-rated properties and its name refers to a lively neighbourhood in the city

answer - Barnacles Temple Bar House Hostel

Anisceline

Awesome, thanks for collecting all the clues and the answer

I don't doubt you'll win a laptop soon Liz to make the pesky hassles with the incumbant a thing of the past! x

lizd31

Day 16 and today's question is: In what country do they drink ponche, begin Christmas celebrations on 15th December and finish 9 days later?

Having trouble confirming the answer but ponche is a Mexican drink but various websites state different start dates for christmas in Mexico, one says 12th, another says 15th (have posted a comment on their FB wall to see if it's a typo as another person on there is thinking along the same lines as me)

Laptop going crazy again so will try to search further if I can but any help would be appreciated. Yasmin you're usually the whizz kid on these traditional ones

borntoshop

Mexico starts on the 16th but have ponche. Phillipines starts 15th December but cannot link that to ponche

lizd31

venezuela also drink ponche but their christmas also starts on the 16th as does Mexico