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".eu has been an innovative choice to convey a more international image compared to our website’s previous extension."
“Having a .eu web address enables our customers to see that we are a European retailer, an aspect that we work hard to promote.”
‘I chose a .eu domain because, although I am Italian, I consider myself European above all. It’s a question of belonging, not only geographically but also relative to one’s origins.’
‘Having a .eu web address gives customers orientation and shows our identification with our markets.’
"We have a .eu domain name as we are a European brand and we sell mostly to European customers".
“We chose a .eu domain predominantly because we sell our products in many European countries.”
As Europeans, the ground we live on is just a thin layer covering the remains of past civilisations – be they Roman villas, Viking longhouses, Celtic settlements or many more besides. Usually, to learn from the world of antiquity we have to dig down to get it – but what if we didn't? SO.IN.G has a way.
We’ve all seen the FAIRTRADE logo on bananas, cocoa, coffee, flowers, sugar and tea. From their headquarters in Bonn, Germany, Fairtrade International sets standards, organises support for producers around the world and promotes trade justice internationally.
Walking the Cinque Terre in Italy, cycling the wine routes of French Burgundy or trekking across the Picos de Europa in Spain or exploring the Greek Islands on foot are only some of the enticing holiday packages S-Cape Travel offers to independent travellers looking for a well-organised holiday at the right price. Established in 2004, the eco-friendly business specialises in self-guided walking and cycling holidays with luggage transfer in a multitude of European countries.
”My style? Oh, that's, ah… No woman can answer that question, you know,” Laurence Mourou, of Promod's online marketing department told us. “We don't have one style, I think.” And it's this eclectic approach to sophisticated fashion that Promod has made its own.
When you think of motorsports, you probably think about speed, beautifully engineered machines arcing around a chicane, or a breathtakingly audacious overtaking. What you might not consider is that motorsport is a is an international, billion-Euro business too, and has the same needs as any business.
When he returned home to run his family’s vineyards on the slopes of Mount Etna, Alberto Graci did what many people dream of – turning something you love into a viable business. Alberto now runs Graci, a boutique winery on the Italian island of Sicily that produces and sells three exclusive wines. This is a world apart from his previous career as an investment banker in Milan’s financial industry.