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Piedmont Region funds 41 new camper stopover areas: 213,000 euros for 7 locations in the province

31.12.2025 12:15 1 min 1 source РУС
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The Piedmont Region in Italy will create or renovate 41 camper stopover areas using 1.8 million euros in national funds. The funding covers 80% of eligible costs, up to 60,000 euros for new areas and 30,000 euros for renovations. This brings the total number of new or upgraded camper areas in the region to 109.

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Piedmont Region funds 41 new camper stopover areas: 213,000 euros for 7 locations in the province

31.12.2025 dialessandria.it ITA Original source

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