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Motorhome and Caravan Festival Changes Venue

01.04.2026 10:00 1 min 1 source
MN24 NOR
Motorhome and Caravan Festival Changes Venue
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The motorhome and caravan festival is moving from Sveberg in Malvik to the B. Langseth Arena in Selbu. Organizer Terje Utaker stated that he had long been searching for a new venue for the event.

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01.04.2026 MN24 NOR Original source

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