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Carinthian camping pioneer Norbert Schluga senior dies

25.08.2026 12:21 1 min 1 source РУС
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Carinthian camping pioneer Norbert Schluga senior dies
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Norbert Schluga senior, known as N2, died on 23 August 2026 at the age of 82. He expanded the family campsite in Obervellach into Austria's largest camping facility with nearly 700 pitches, introducing innovations such as heated sanitary facilities and winter camping. Together with his son, he grew the business until it was handed over to the EuroParcs group in 2021.

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Carinthian camping pioneer Norbert Schluga senior dies

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