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New brands wishing to attend Sea Otter Europe Costa Brava Girona by Continental and Euro Mobility Festival 2024 for the first time will be able to book the Expo Zone on 1st February

New brands wishing to attend Sea Otter Europe Costa Brava Girona by Continental and Euro Mobility Festival 2024 for the first time will be able to book the Expo Zone on 1st February Progress is being made in the organisation of the 8th edition of the international cycling festival Sea Otter Europe Costa Brava Girona by Continental and the Euro Mobility Festival 2024. As announced a few weeks ago, the festival’s definitive consolidation in the international cycling trade fair scene in Europe is making it bigger and bigger, with more brands, more exhibitors and more professional visitors. So much so,

Sea Otter Europe Costa Brava Girona by Continental, Euro Mobility Festival, the AMBE association and CONEBI agree to collaborate to boost the bicycle industry

Sea Otter Europe Costa Brava Girona by Continental, Euro Mobility Festival, the AMBE association and CONEBI agree to collaborate to boost the bicycle industry This agreement seeks to promote the festival’s visibility among national and European companies in the sector, providing them with advantages for participating, among other benefits. This agreement between Sea Otter Europe, the AMBE and CONEBI reinforces the international collaboration for the promotion of an initiative that encourages the development of the bicycle and cycling industry in Europe. The Sea Otter Europe Costa Brava Girona by Continental and Euro Mobility Festival, to be held in Girona from

Sea Otter Europe and Euromobility: the road to becoming a benchmark

Sea Otter Europe and Euromobility: the road to becoming a benchmark Just a few days before the start of the seventh edition of Sea Otter Europe, the head of the event, Albert Balcells, admits to “already getting the final preparations in and can’t wait to get going”. In 2017 an adventure began, which “we started out with a bit of trepidation and fear,” says Albert “rather normal for these big events, but with the conviction that it could work, as we were aware that there was a demand from the business community, cyclists and fans to have a place to