In Vienna, ten tons of lost packages are being sold as 'mystery boxes', attracting thousands of curious shoppers.
Călin Nicolescu
Diaspora
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The Lugner City shopping center in Vienna hosts a unique experiment, where ten tons of lost packages are sold as 'mystery boxes' by the French company King Colis. Shoppers can choose sealed boxes without knowing their contents, paying based on weight. This initiative, which lasts until September 13, has attracted thousands of people, offering an experience similar to a modern treasure hunt. Last year, a similar phenomenon occurred in Austria, with record sales of packages.
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