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Paper merchandising has over time become a real economic and promotional opportunity for cultural and experiential tourism.<\/p>\n
For many years, Arbos has been working together with small and large entities, making available all its experience in the creation of museum merchandising collections capable of both enhancing the historic and cultural value of the object, and attract the consumer with captivating products.<\/p>\n
An example of such collaborations is undoubtedly the \u201cmammoth\u201d project developed with Massimo Roncar\u00e0 of Studio Atelier, Ferrara. A collection that we completed 20 years ago and that we want to celebrate this year, which marks the centenary of the birth of Federico Fellini.<\/a><\/p>\n