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The camping boom in Austria continues, with 4.67 million overnight stays in the summer months of 2026, which represents an increase of over eight percent compared to the previous year and is primarily driven by international guests. #CampingBoom #Österreich #Rekordsommer (translated)

BTS ARMY Colombia reported that the two performances of BTS at the Nemesio Camacho El Campín stadium brought together more than 100,000 people and generated nearly $99 billion for Bogotá, with an impact on accommodation, gastronomy, commerce, and transportation. According to the publication, 18.4% of attendees came from other countries, mainly Ecuador, Mexico, Venezuela, and Central America, while 25% of the tickets were purchased by people from other regions of Colombia. In total, about 43% of the audience came from outside Bogotá. Flight bookings to the city increased by 46.6% compared to the same period last year, the account added. The publication quoted the District Secretary of Government, Gustavo Quintero, who highlighted the contribution of such events to the economy, employment, tourism, and the international positioning of Bogotá, as well as their role in strengthening the sense of belonging. It also noted that during the two days, a security, mobility, risk management, and public space operation was coordinated. The Secretariats of Government, Security and Mobility, IDIGER, IPES, DADEP, the Metropolitan Police of Bogotá, and the Local Mayor's Office of Teusaquillo participated. The information was attributed to the District Secretary of Government. https://t.co/E9mkt0cmh8 #BogotáRecibeABTS #ARMYColombia #BTS #Bogotá #Economía (translated)

Miró called to mind Kerkeling, Hayali, Polenz, Neubauer, Campino, Campact activists, the "Grandmas against something," activists with an old bus, students, and the AA Foundation. He described the students as being trapped in a Nazi psychosis and wrote that those mentioned had a difficult time that day. https://t.co/qW0QDJVypp #Aktivismus #Solidarität #Gerechtigkeit (translated)

BTS ARMY Colombia⁷ stated that BTS made history in Colombia with two sold-out nights and over 100,000 ARMY at the El Campín Stadium. According to the account, Bogotá kicked off the South American leg of the BTS WORLD TOUR ‘ARIRANG’, and the images shared reflected the energy and excitement of both nights. #BTS_WORLDTOUR_ARIRANG #BTS_WORLDTOUR_ARIRANG_LATAM #BTS_WORLDTOUR_ARIRANG_BOGOTA #BTS #ARMY #Bogotá (translated)

In a fire at camping Bella Italia on Lake Garda, at least twenty people were injured, one of whom is in critical condition, while vacationers helped the fire department extinguish the flames that destroyed twenty mobile homes and several cars. #Gardameer #brand #vakantie (translated)

At the "Bella Italia" campsite on Lake Garda, at least 24 holidaymakers were injured in a fire on Sunday morning, including one seriously, while the firefighters brought the fire under control, which was complicated by exploding gas bottles. #Gardasee #Campingplatz #Brand (translated)

In a large fire at camping Bella Italia at Lake Garda in Italy, several people were injured on Sunday morning, with one person in critical condition, while the firefighters faced difficulties due to gas cylinders present in the mobile homes. #brand #Gardameer #BellaItalia (translated)

AILOVIUTL Colombia wrote that V, Jungkook, Jin, Jimin, RM, Suga, and J-Hope were saying goodbye to Bogotá after two nights that were described as unforgettable at El Campín. The account said it hoped to see BTS in Colombia again soon. #방탄소년단 #BTS #BTS_WORLDTOUR_ARIRANG #BTS_WORLDTOUR_ARIRANG_BOGOTA #BTS #방탄소년단 #BTS_WORLDTOUR_ARIRANG (translated)

BTS ARMY Colombia⁷ reported that the Colombian flag was one of the fan projects of the BTS Fanbase Union in Colombia. According to the account, the initiative aimed for the group to see the country represented in front of the stage. After last-minute difficulties with logistics and the delivery of materials, the flag was displayed at El Campín during "Come Over." The account said that, with the ARMY Bombs turned off, the colors became visible in the stands and that BTS reacted with surprise and looked at the audience. At the end of the song, the members said, "Wow, Colombia," and also made a reference that the account described as an inside joke: "A Sarabía, Colombia, ieo." BTS ARMY Colombia⁷ pointed out that it referred to a Korean song that the group had related to Colombia and that had appeared as a joke in RUN BTS. The account shared a video of the stadium from another perspective and thanked the people who made the project possible. #BogotáRecibeABTS #ARMYColombia #BTS #Colombia #ARMY (translated)

🚨 #JUNGKOOK VIA INSTAGRAM 🇨🇴💜 JungKook just shared photos from today's rehearsal at El Campín. 🏟️ TOMORROW IS THE DAY, ARMY. 😭💜 Finally, the moment has arrived: BTS in Colombia. 🇨🇴 See you tomorrow at El Campín to experience the first concert of BTS in our country. #BTS_WORLDTOUR_ARIRANG_BOGOTA #BTS_WORLDTOUR_ARIRANG_BOGOTA #BTS #JungKook #Concierto (translated)

TOMORROW. ARMY… we are no longer counting days. We are counting hours. 😭💜 Today there was a sound check. Today cameras, lights, stages were adjusted. Today everything started to take shape before our eyes. And while El Campín prepares, we are too. Because after so much waiting, after so many months imagining this moment, there is no distance between what we dreamed and what is about to happen. It's tomorrow. Tomorrow we'll see each other. Tomorrow we live it. Tomorrow all of this becomes real. Nam said it: TOMORROW. We are ready. 💜 #Tomorrow #ARMY #Concierto (translated)