A screen in the common area
Open quizatv.com/tv on the TV in the bar, reception or games room.
Quizá shows questions on the screen in the bar, reception or common area of your hotel or campsite. Your guests play from their phones, each in their own language.
Entertainment at a hotel or campsite depends on people: an entertainer, a timetable and a space. Outside those hours, the screens in the bar and common area end up showing a background channel.
Quizá keeps an activity running all day, with questions you can follow without speaking the same language as everyone else: each player sets their phone to their own.
Open quizatv.com/tv on the TV in the bar, reception or games room.
Each one picks a nickname and answers from their phone, with no sign-up and no download.
You set up games with a winner and rankings, for a bit of competition between guests.


The screen plays in the language of its list, and each player can set their phone to another: Spanish, English, Catalan, Basque, Galician, French and Portuguese.
Kids theme, general knowledge, film, music and sport. You choose what appears on each screen.
With the Pro plan, your own ads: themed dinner, the day’s activities, the spa or excursions.
The screen runs by itself; your team does not have to entertain anyone.
Each screen can have its own list: kids in the games room, general knowledge in the bar.
An activity for the afternoon and evening.
Something to do while waiting to check in.
Games between families in the common area or the bar.
In which city is the Mosque-Cathedral?
💡 It was a mosque from the 8th century and a cathedral from the 13th.
The free plan includes 1 screen. For several screens, your own ads and your logo, the Pro plan costs €19 per screen per month. For chains and several sites, the Institutional plan is tailor-made.
Quizá does not replace an entertainment team: it is an activity that runs by itself, designed to fill the hours with nothing scheduled.
The screen plays in the language of its list, and each player can set their phone to another: Spanish, English, Catalan, Basque, Galician, French and Portuguese.
Not for now. The available languages are the seven listed: Spanish, English, Catalan, Basque, Galician, French and Portuguese.
No. They scan the QR code, pick a nickname and play in their phone’s browser.
Yes. The questions and the games follow one another by themselves.
Yes. Each screen is paired separately and can have its own list of questions.