Piedmont, 41 new equipped camper stop areas

The Piedmont Region has allocated 1.8 million euros in national funds to create or renovate 41 camper stop areas. Municipalities could apply for non-repayable grants covering up to 80% of costs, with maximum amounts of €60,000 for new areas and €30,000 for upgrades. Two municipalities in the Biellese area, Ponderano and Mongrando, will receive approximately €35,000 and €30,000 respectively.

The Piedmont region in Italy has expanded its itinerant tourism offer with the creation or renewal of 41 camper stopover areas, funded with 1.8 million euros in national funds. The projects, which bring the total number of new or redeveloped equipped areas in the region to 109, were financed through a non-repayable grant covering 80% of eligible costs, with a maximum of 60,000 euros for new areas and 30,000 for redevelopment. The province of Cuneo received funding for the most projects (15), followed by Turin (9) and Alessandria (7).

The Piedmont region has allocated 1.8 million euros in national funds to finance 41 new or upgraded camper stop areas. The funding provides non-repayable grants covering 80% of costs, up to €60,000 for new areas and €30,000 for upgrades. Two of the new areas will be located in the Verbano-Cusio-Ossola (VCO) province, specifically in the municipalities of Pieve Vergonte and Calasca Castiglione.

The Piedmont region will create or renovate 41 motorhome parking areas, increasing the total number of new or upgraded sites to 109. The projects, funded by 1.8 million euros in national funds, provide grants covering up to 80% of costs for municipalities. Cuneo province leads with 15 planned interventions.

The Piedmont region will create or renovate 41 camper stopover areas using 1.8 million euros in national funds. The funding, provided as non-repayable grants covering up to 80% of costs, will increase the total number of new or upgraded regional areas to 109. Eligible expenses include construction works, installations, and furnishings, but not land purchase or promotional costs.

The Piedmont region will create or renovate 41 camper stop areas using 1.8 million euros in national funds. The funding, allocated to municipalities, covers up to 80% of costs, with maximum grants of €60,000 for new areas and €30,000 for upgrades. The province of Cuneo leads with 14 projects, followed by Turin with 9.