The legendary Coca-Cola Christmas Caravan is ready to go
The Coca-Cola Christmas Caravan will start a national tour again this year, in addition with the Coca-Cola Pop-up Store on board. Everyone can find iconic Coca-Cola Christmas gifts in the caravan's store that opens at the locations of the tour. The legendary Santa Claus and his assistants will not only make festive preparations more fun, but provides help to the needy together with the volunteers of the Hungarian Red Cross.
At Christmas we surprise our loved ones, we get joy to our friends, pay attention more to others at this time and help the needy more. The Christmas Caravan in the spirit of Advent preparations awaits the visitors with exciting programs and donation opportunities, while the Coca-Cola Pop-up Store awaits the guests with unique Coca-Cola relics.
This year, the Coca-Cola Christmas Caravan visits 14 towns. The first stop will be in Dunaújváros on 4 December, followed by Mohács, Székesfehérvár, Jászberény, Eger, Nyíregyháza Tiszaújváros, Szolnok, Dunakeszi, Komárom, Fertőd, Körmend, Balatonfüred and finally Velence.
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