40 virtual holiday party ideas. Virtual holiday parties can be just as fun as in-person ones. With some planning and creativity, your team can have a memorable celebration filled with games ...

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The holiday party can be a great opportunity to get some team building in. Play a few rounds of games on JackBox or book a virtual experience from Main Event that's catered towards team building ...

17. Scavenger Hunt. Just because parties have gone virtual doesn't mean you have to sit still. For this game, get your guests moving by sending them into the depths of their homes to find holiday ...

You can, for example, add a karaoke or Christmas music segment to the beginning of a virtual holiday escape room, or you can build your event around a gift exchange.

With rising case numbers all over the world, the Covid-19 pandemic has guaranteed that Thanksgiving, Hanukkah, Kwanzaa and Christmas will look different this year. 5 tips for hosting a virtual ...

Participants in a virtual holiday party this year at the company Happy Melly played games, including one in this screenshot in which they showed the shoes they were wearing.

This could be as simple as a Christmas tree, fairy lights, or a holiday-themed virtual background. It adds to the festive atmosphere and makes the party feel more special. 5.

As COVID-19 cases surge, some employees may greet an invitation to their in-person office holiday party with a question: Should I go or RSVP no?

The Duke of Sussex took part in a virtual holiday party with Scotty’s Little Soldiers on Tuesday, Dec. 10 Scotty's Little Soldiers Prince Harry is sending some holiday love to bereaved military ...

With rising case numbers all over the world, the COVID-19 pandemic has guaranteed that Thanksgiving, Hanukkah, Kwanzaa and Christmas will look different this year.

With rising case numbers all over the world, the COVID-19 pandemic has guaranteed that Thanksgiving, Hanukkah, Kwanzaa and Christmas will look different this year.