Italy's tourism ministry is facing ridicule over an official video that is designed to attract tourists to Italy but uses footage of people in Slovenia drinking Slovenian wine.
Eagle-eyed viewers pointed out this scene from an Italian tourism video was actually filmed in Slovenia.abc.net.au/news/official-promo-video-for-italy-tourism-features-slovenia/102269534Italy's tourism ministry is facing ridicule over an official video to attract tourists to Italy that uses footage of people in Slovenia drinking Slovenian wine.The video is part of a $14.
Titled Open to Meraviglia , it uses a computerised "influencer" version of Venus, a symbol of Italian art, as depicted by Sandro Botticelli in his renaissance masterpiece The Birth of Venus.
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