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The organizers of Latin America's largest camping and caravanning event received the award from Curitiba Convention on April 29. The 2025 edition attracted 28,722 visitors and 200 exhibitors, generating BRL 600 million in business.
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The organizers of Latin America's largest camping and caravanning event received the award from Curitiba Convention on April 29. The 2025 edition attr...
The organizers of Latin America's largest camping and caravanning event received the award from Curitiba Convention on April 29. The 2025 edition attracted 28,722 visitors and 200 exhibitors, generating BRL 600 million in business.
Updated: 27.06.2026
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