Registration for EVC2023 in Sandefjord is open

One year before the gates open at Oslofjord Convention Center in Norway you may now secure your place in the event.

EVC2023 has already attracted some attention with the “One Village. One Venue”-concept with playing halls hotels restaurants beach and social events in one resort. With 4000 players staying in the same place many of them bringing their families this will for sure be a unique experience.

On www.evc2023.com you may now register for the competition book accomodation at the resort and even add a tour to other parts of Norway. You will also find the information you need including a preliminary schedule and useful information on how to get to Norway from all parts of Europe.

The limit of participants is set to 4000 entries and the early bird offer will be on until the end of October 2022.

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