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    La Meuse · April 27, 2004

    To better showcase the region's treasures

    Verified press reference published by La Meuse about Carl De Moncharline.

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    A house to promote the assets of six municipalities. But what is there to see or do? Today, the tourist will find all the info on the 6 municipalities Like a happy omen, the 2004 tourist season at the Château des Comtes de Modave opened under a radiant sun this Sunday morning. It was also the occasion to celebrate another event. While the first day-trippers were storming the paths along the castle, inside, mayors, a representative of Minister Kubla, and aldermen celebrated the inauguration of the new Tourist Office of the Huy Meuse-Condroz region. It is located on quai de Namur in Huy and brings together the municipalities of Tinlot, Marchin, Modave, Nandrin, Huy, and Clavier. A more global vision "The advantage of the tourist offices," explains president André Godelet, "is that they provide a regional and coordinated vision of activities." A tourist who goes to quai de Namur can therefore receive information on the different participating municipalities. Nevertheless, let us emphasize that the creation of this office does not lead to the disappearance of the various local tourist boards. But concretely, what can one do in these municipalities? Here is the program of activities already planned and below the places to see and the specialties of the six entities. > In Clavier. On June 5, the municipality will host the 49th international police-gendarmerie rally. June 18: the music festival. June 19 and 20, operation Agricharme. And in September, the Heritage Days. > In Huy. On July 4, one of the stages of the Tour de France will pass through the city. On June 19, the first roller parade will take place at the same time as the Bassinia night. A second "roller festival" is scheduled for August 7 and the last roller parade, which will close the Belgian season, will take place on September 25. From August 14 to 22 at the Espace Place Verte, an exhibition will be dedicated to the inventor of the roller skate, Jean-Joseph Merlin born in Huy in 1.735. Add to this the usual activities such as on July 3 and 4, the cherry festival in Tihange or "Ca jazz à Huy", on July 29-30 and August 1st. > In Marchin and Modave. On May 1st, the opening of the C.R.I.E.

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