FC Barcelona: contest launched offering two foreign fans a four-day visit to Catalonia

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FC Barcelona (LaLiga Santander) have launched a contest for two persons to win a guided tour of Catalonia and to attend a match at the Camp Nou (99,354 seats). This initiative, available only to foreign fans of the club, is called "Fans meeting Fans", and coordinated in partnership with the Catalan Tourism Board, on 21/10/2016.

Only non-Spanish fans of the club are allowed to enter this competition, which runs from the 19/10 to 09/11/2016 - which aims to "attract foreign visitors in Catalonia". The winner of the contest and the person accompanying them will spend four days in Catalonia, having a "unique experience, getting to know the culture, tradition and cuisine of different parts of the region" in the north-east of Spain.

The two winners will attend the FC Barcelona - Malaga CF match (Matchday 12 of LaLiga Santander, on 19/11/2016), and will enjoy the "Camp Nou Experience" which includes a stadium tour and the club museum.

  • To enter the contest, fans must simply enter their name, email address, date of birth, and country of residence on the dedicated page on the website of FC…
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