Happy Christmas from the UK – here’s some fresh air
Morning!
Relocation website My Baggage is offering fresh air bottled in the four home nations in a bid to comnbat home sickness this Christmas.
For many Brits who live abroad coming home at Christmas is part of their regular routine, but like many things this year it is likely to be missed due to the pandemic.
Brits can now enjoy the smell of home with My Baggage selling the bottled air for £25, with smells including air captured on the London Underground and the inside of a busy Norfolk fish and chip shop.
They are also willing to fulfil special customer requests by bottling air from any UK location. Find out more here – https://www.mybaggage.com/shipping/air/
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Happy Christmas from the UK – here’s some fresh air
Bottles of fresh air from England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales are being marketed as the perfect gift for homesick Britons living overseas this Christmas.
Relocation website My Baggage is offering fresh air bottled in the four home nations for £25 each and claim the bottles are already being snapped up by families with loved ones living abroad – in a bid to remind them of home and possibly tempt them back to our shores.
The company is also offering special limited edition bottles featuring air captured on the London Underground and air from the inside of a busy Norfolk fish and chip shop.
Each 500ml of air comes with a cork stopper so the owners can open for a moment, take a breath and quickly close again, allowing many weeks or even months of use.
My Baggage is also willing to fulfil special customer requests by bottling air from any UK location, and have already fulfilled an order of air from the misty summit of Snowdonia for a homesick Welshman living down under.
The company, which helps thousands of Britons to relocate to other countries each year, claims their bottled air offers Brits living overseas the chance to reconnect with home by purchasing authentic UK air to remind them of home.
They decided to launch their bottled air range following research which linked our sense of smell to emotional memories.
They said that while many UK residents hanker after a new exciting life in another country relocating leaves some pining for home.
The hope is that a bottle of air from one of our home nations will ease homesickness and make settling into a new country that much easier.
But they also said they were seeing orders for the bottles as Christmas gifts from parents keen to tempt their sons and daughters back to the U
