Empty cans containing 'Lake Como air' are being sold at the Italian beauty spot to easily-deceived tourists, with Americans seen as the most likely buyers. The 400 ml cans, which are being sold ...

Discerning breathers everywhere can now inhale some of the most luxe air on the planet, purportedly captured straight from the source among the rolling hillsides and lush landscapes of Lake Como, ...

Move beyond keychains and fridge magnets! If you are visiting Italy, an unusual souvenir awaits you at Lake Como. This lake is known for its stunning beauty and elite tourism, and now tourists can ...

But now, communications company ItalyComunica says it has bottled the very air of Italy’s picturesque Lake Como and is selling these cans for €9.90 ($11) apiece. Each can is said to contain ...

Lake Como, found in Northern Italy’s Lombardy region at the foothills of the Alps, serves unmatched views of beautiful Italian vistas and luxury accommodations dotted around the shoreline.

Instead of settling for the typical shot glasses, key chains, or magnets, Lake Como visitors now have the option to buy canned air from the travel destination. Communications company ItalyComunica ...

The sellers think the cans will have a particular appeal to American tourists (Picture: lakecomoair.it) Empty cans containing air from Lake Como are being flogged to gullible tourists for £8.40 ...

Lake Como School is a public school located in Orlando, FL, which is in a large city setting. The student population of Lake Como School is 885 and the school serves PK-8. At Lake Como School ...

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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 ...