Forbes Partners with Sandbox | Netherlands Most Metaverse Ready Country | Fiat’s Metaverse Store & more

Here’s your weekly roundup of what’s happened this week in a simple, easily digestible email every Friday. Let’s get started.

“The metaverse is going to be far more pervasive and powerful than anything else.” - Tim Sweeney 

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Bengaluru Airport's T2 becomes first terminal in the world to offer a Metaverse experience. On Tuesday they announced the first phase launch of the 'BLR Metaport'. The airport will offer a 3D interface that will allow customers to interact with the airport in new ways, including checking in for flights, navigating terminals, shopping, and connecting with other travellers.

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A new study by Uswitch revealed the Netherlands tops new survey as the most metaverse-ready country. According to the study, the Netherlands has one of the highest average fixed broadband speeds of 106.51Mbps, and produced roughly $6,000 of high-technology exports per capita last year.

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Forbes Partners With The Sandbox To Launch Metaverse Hub. Visitors can learn about Malcolm Forbes’ interests, Forbes’ history, (re)discover the new Forbes and enjoy Forbes’ 30 Under 30 Gallery, in addition to purchasing some wearables. 

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Would you buy a car in the metaverse? Fiat thinks that metaverse stores (like digital dealerships) could be a great avenue to sell their new flagship model 500 LaPrima by Bocelli. Users will be able to digitally test drive the car on the La Pista 500.    

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Before heading on your next cruise, Celebrity Cruises wants you to take a virtual tour of the ship. Want to know the layout before your holiday? Need to know where the pool is located? Now’s your chance to know all the ins and outs before you set sail. 

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