Memorabilia is defined as “objects kept or collected because of their associations with memorable people or events” when you google the definition. So if it’s an object that people keep because they associate it with a memory, why would you sell it?

Millions visited Expo 2020 Dubai before it closed last month. It was one of the most impressive events seen in the UAE. People from all walks of life, tourists and residents alike, visited the site to learn about different cultures, try different foods, and make memories.

And while some people got their Expo passports stamped to showcase their achievement of visiting the various pavilions, others had different plans

 

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People are selling their Expo 2020 Dubai passports for up to AED1,750 on Dubizzle

Although those passports are meant to symbolize your own journey of Expo, others just want to collect the stamps. In fact, lots of people made it into a competition, trying to collect as many stamps as they could in a day. Others got creative and got stamps on their Kandoora or a paper to frame later on.

The white Expo passports are limited edition, and the blank one is being sold for AED800 on Dubizzle. They’re really treating it like a collector’s item.