Watch: Abu Dhabi’s Saadiyat Island breaks world record with 1,100 bottle sustainability message – News
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All items used in this attempt were made from sustainable materials, including glass, recyclable paper and jute twine.
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Abu Dhabi’s Saadiyat Island broke Guinness World Records for the largest display of messages in bottles for a unique stunt created from sustainable materials.
The destination collected 1,100 bottles with messages in a large installation at Saadiyat Beach Club.
Inspired by the famous Pont des Arts bridge in Paris, where passers-by place padlocks with their names written or engraved on the railing or fence on the side of the bridge, Saadiyat Island invited guests to participate in the trick by writing a short note detailing what they like most about destiny or what love means to them. The bills were then placed in each glass bottle and transported to the beach club.
A local sand artist creatively placed the bottles into a large installation in the shape of “I Love Saadiyat Island.” To celebrate the ‘Year of Sustainability’, all items used in this attempt were made from sustainable materials, including glass, recyclable paper and jute twine to secure the banknotes before placing them in the cup.
Accepting the award on behalf of Miral, Taghrid AlSaeed, executive director of group communications and destination marketing at Miral, said: “We are driven by a passion to bring people together, build a sense of community and create heartfelt connections.”
Liam Findlay, CEO of Miral Destinations, added: “We are delighted to see guests and families so engaged with us during this endeavor and extend our sincere thanks to all our guests who contributed to this achievement.
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