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The municipality of Pastoriza will open a new 3,000-square-meter motorhome area with 45 spaces on May 16. The 69,000-euro infrastructure aims to compensate for the shortage of hotel accommodations and stimulate the local economy.
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The municipality of Pastoriza will open a new 3,000-square-meter motorhome area with 45 spaces on May 16. The 69,000-euro infrastructure aims to compe...
The municipality of Pastoriza will open a new 3,000-square-meter motorhome area with 45 spaces on May 16. The 69,000-euro infrastructure aims to compensate for the shortage of hotel accommodations and stimulate the local economy.
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The A Pastoriza municipality plans to open a new motorhome area on May 16. The 3,000-square-meter facility, funded with 69,000 euros, will offer 45 pitches. Folk events are scheduled for the inauguration day.
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