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Two RV projects launched in Beijing: Shanhai Fu and Silk Road

26.03.2026 02:01 1 min 1 source РУС
sohu.com ZHO

The 'Fengtu' platform launched a motorhome culture festival at the Beijing exhibition. The event features a 30-day Silk Road journey starting May 20th, with motorhomes provided and support included. Two products were presented at the show: short trips of 2-5 days and an extended 30-day tour.

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Launch of 'Silk Road' Motorhome Culture Festival

26.03.2026 sohu.com ZHO Original source

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