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Caravan-Wendt in Kremmin: Over 8,000 visitors at open house

23.03.2026 11:32 1 min 1 source
nordkurier.de DEU
Caravan-Wendt in Kremmin: Over 8,000 visitors at open house
Original source: nordkurier.de

The open house event at Caravan-Wendt in Kremmin ended with a record attendance: over 8,000 visitors came over the weekend, 1,000 more than usual. Dozens of motorhomes and caravans were sold, along with numerous accessories. Vehicle handovers will begin in the coming days after technical checks and custom fittings.

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Caravan-Wendt in Kremmin: Over 8,000 visitors at open house

23.03.2026 nordkurier.de DEU Original source

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