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In 2020, amid the Covid-19 pandemic, the relocation website My Baggage began selling bottles of air from England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland for around $33 (£25). Topped with cork ...

However, ItalyComunica, a communications company, is offering a unique souvenir from Italy’s picturesque Lake Como—cans of fresh air. Priced at USD 11 each, these cans contain 400 millilitres of "100% ...

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This lake is known for its stunning beauty and elite tourism, and now tourists can take home some of the "100% authentic ... Como Air' Cans, reported NBC News. According to the product website ...

Now, an Italian marketing specialist has placed a new offering on the shelves of souvenirs: canned air for travellers to take home. The cans state they include 400ml of 100 per cent authentic ...

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lakecomoair.it For $11 per can, purchasers can obtain 13.5 ounces (400ml) of “pure air from the most beautiful lake in the world,” which pledges on the packaging to be “100% authentic.” ...

Abagnale says the idea actually came from other locations, like Naples, where the local air has been sold for years.And in 2020, one company began selling bottles of "authentic" air from England ...

Each can supposedly contains 400 millilitres of '100 per cent authentic air' collected from Lake Como ... He originally created an e-commerce site selling Lake Como posters, after seeing so ...

The concept of selling canned air is to give tourists a "tangible memory" of their trip to Lake Como. Davide Abagnale, a marketing specialist who first sold Lake Como posters on the Internet ...