Formation | 1967 |
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Type | Youth organisation |
Headquarters | Valletta, Malta |
Official language | Maltese |
Website | http://ytc.org.mt/ |
Youth Travel Circle is Maltese youth organisation for people between ages of 16 and 30. It's mostly known for organising annual music festival L-Ghanja tal-Poplu and for running Verdala Youth Hostel. [1]
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