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Tangará da Serra prepares for first Motorhome Meeting in July

20.05.2026 06:56 1 min 1 source РУС
Diário da Serra Notícias POR
Tangará da Serra prepares for first Motorhome Meeting in July

From July 10 to 12, 2026, Tangará da Serra (Brazil) will host its first motorhome meeting. Organizers expect 60 to 80 participants, including motorhome and camper van owners, as well as tent campers. The event aims to promote vehicle-based tourism in the region, known for its natural attractions.

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