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THE BEST CHRISTMAS GIFT FOR MINIMALISTS AND FLEXIBLE TRAVEL

This year we’ve learnt to truly value spontaneity.

Perfect for minimalists

Our monetary gift certificates take up less space than a pack of cards making them a sleek yet stylish gift for loved ones who adore memorable experiences and like to pack light.

Give the gift of freedom

Your loved ones can pick the experience they’ve been dreaming about while at home; a well deserved massage or a cooking class in Puglia. Whether they’re enjoying a midweek treat or an impromptu weekend escape, your gift will be there to treat them to a memorable experience.

Enjoy absolute flexibility

Their monetary certificate is valid for up to 15 months, giving them the freedom to redeem their gift as spontaneously as they wish, in any of their favourite cities in Europe.

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