This unique scratch off map by Luckies, Snow Home and Alison Hardcastle was designed to encourage you to eat your way through Europe, trying out dishes that range from the classic to the super bizarre. Rather than scratching off all of the places you've been, the map challenges you to go out and get a taste of items like Wiener Schnitzel, crêpes or fish and chips.
The map starts off with plain gray text, but once you start scratching off the individual food items, the map becomes a lot more colorful. Even if you're not planning to go on a tour of Europe, the map provides over 130 different suggestions of things that you could order in or cook yourself, which makes it a gift that foodies and travelers alike will adore.
Scratch-Off Food Maps
Luckies' Scratch-Off Map Wants You to Eat Specific Things in Europe
Trend Themes
1. Food Tourism - Scratch-off maps and lists are increasingly becoming popular ways of tracking and encouraging food tourism.
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Industry Implications
1. Hospitality - The hospitality industry can leverage scratch-off food maps to promote food tourism in specific regions or countries.
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3. Retail - Retail companies can incorporate scratch-off food maps in their product offerings to provide a fun and interactive experience for food lovers.