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The province of Mendoza has introduced the Mendoza VanLife program to boost tourism in motorhomes and campers. The project includes creating equipped parking lots with electricity, water, and Wi-Fi, with 30 local businesses already joining.
The Mendoza Tourism Authority has launched the Mendoza VanLife program, aimed at travelers using motorhomes, campers, and other recreational vehicles.
The program includes the creation of equipped parking areas with connections to electricity, water, sewage, and Wi-Fi. At launch, 30 local businesses from various departments of the province have joined the project.
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The province of Mendoza has launched the Mendoza VanLife program to develop tourism for motorhomes and camper vans. The initiative includes infrastruc...
The province of Mendoza has launched the Mendoza VanLife program to develop tourism for motorhomes and camper vans. The initiative includes infrastructure with service points for electricity, water, and sewage. At launch, 30 local businesses have joined the program.
The Mendoza Tourism Board has launched the Mendoza VanLife program to develop infrastructure for motorhomes and camper vans. The initiative includes c...
The Mendoza Tourism Board has launched the Mendoza VanLife program to develop infrastructure for motorhomes and camper vans. The initiative includes creating equipped parking areas with electricity, water, and Wi-Fi, and involves local businesses. At launch, 30 local enterprises from various departments of the province have already joined the program.
The Mendoza Tourism Board has launched the Mendoza VanLife program to develop tourism using motorhomes, campers, and recreational vehicles. The initia...
The Mendoza Tourism Board has launched the Mendoza VanLife program to develop tourism using motorhomes, campers, and recreational vehicles. The initiative includes creating infrastructure with overnight spots, electricity, water, and Wi-Fi, and involves local businesses. Thirty accommodations across various departments of the province have already registered for the program.
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