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Internet Travel Monitor - Industry News
April 23, 2008
Visitors Can Now Take a Piece of Seattle Home
Milano Worldwide Creating Space Needle Memory Globe
SEATTLE, WA – After climbing 605 feet and looking down on the city of Seattle from an elevated space ship, visitors can take home the memories of the Space Needle with a Milano Memory Globe. Seattle’s number one tourist destination and Milano Worldwide partnered to create a Space Needle Milano Memory Globe to be available in the landmark’s gift shops.
Ornamental decorations designed to capture places and life moments that people want to cherish forever, Milano Memory Globes beautifully encapsulate a memory into a crystalline globe that is festive for the holidays and classy enough to be displayed year-round. Memories can now be archived in beautifully handcrafted globes for years of cherishing.
"To capture the memories of reaching the top of the 1962 Worlds Fair futuristic structure, we designed a globe to recreate the intricate design and high-end technology of traveling to Seattle’s most popular attraction," said Flavia Milano, president of Milano Worldwide. "The unique design and elegance of the Space Needle symbolizes the advancement and innovations of architecture in Seattle. Now families can bring home the memories of a trip to Seattle in this Space Needle Memory Globe."
The 605 foot, three-legged structure with a hovering disk shape on top is now placed in a one-of-a-kind globe so that tourist can remember forever the invigorating rush when looking down from the immense building. The Space Needle Memory Globe is the perfect souvenir for every tourist who visits and wishes to capture the site and height of their vacation memory.
"While we create globes to celebrate all types of memories, it meant so much to me to work with the Space Needle to create a fascinating and historical globe," said Milano. "I hope tourists and the citizens of Seattle take pleasure in the Space Needle Memory Globe."
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reserved. From http://www.milanoworldwide.com.
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