Turning “Hunger Games” Into “No Hunger Games”
Marti Mayne one-ups Katniss, Peeta and company by turning The Hunger Games into No Hunger Games. Her group offers Bed and Breakfast packages that give food to the local food pantries and other “no-hunger” causes in the towns and regions where the No-Hunger Games B and B’s are located.
The Capital gang and the denizens of its Districts should rejoice.
In the hugely popular movie, the characters fight for survival.
Instead of the “survival of the fittest” in Suzanne Collins’ trilogy and movie, Mayne and her clients celebrate the survival of the savory.
Mayne’s been providing PR and marketing services for the Bed and Breakfast industry for years, so she knows a lot about food...and novels, and novel marketing opportunities when they come.
Distinctive Inns of New England have created culinary-stay packages to reassure anxious travelers that hunger or comfort will not be problem at their chosen Bed and Breakfast.
The seven “No Hunger Games” packages each offer luxury accommodations (no sleep syrup needed), exceptional hand-crafted breakfasts and afternoon treats and libations that no guest has to fight for.
The complete list of participating inns and B and B’s and details are at Distinctive Inns of New England’s No Hunger Games site , but our name was drawn, and we reported to the Rabbit Hill Inn in Lower Waterford, Vermont, to see how it all works out.
The rules of this stay were simple, innkeepers Leslie and Brian Mulcahy explained:
*Two nights stay at this award-winning inn (“Top 100 Hotels Worldwide”: Travel and Leisure Magazine, etc.).
• A full gourmet breakfast, by candlelight
• A complete dinner for two, one night
• Chilled bottle of Champagne
• A picnic for two for the ride home
• Nightly candlelight turn down service and all gratuities and service fees included
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