Nouveau Logo
For the 2020 edition, which will take place from September 15th to 19th, the Tour de Luxembourg changes its logo and name at the same time ➞Škoda Tour LuXembourg
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À l’occasion de l’édition 2020, qui aura lieu du 15 au 29 septembre, le Tour de Luxembourg change de logo et de nom par la même occasion. Le partenariat avec la marque « Luxembourg – Let’s make it happen” » démontre à quel point l’épreuve, qui fait partie des ProSeries, contribue à faire rayonner et mettre en vitrine le Luxembourg et son savoir-fairesur des chaînes de télévision dans toute l’Europe. Ce nouveau logo s’inscrit donc dans un nouveau partenariat avec le Ministère des Sports dans le cadre de la promotion de l’image de marque du Luxembourg à travers le Sport.
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