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Brazilian couple plans to drive motorhome to Japan Lifestyle © Portal Tela
BR Brazil

Brazilian couple plans to drive motorhome to Japan

A couple from Curitiba, Brazil, plans to travel from Brazil to Japan in their own vehicle. The route includes crossing South America, shipping the car by sea to Europe from Panama, driving overland through Russia, then by sea to South Korea and finally to Japan. The Toyota Hilux is being converted into a motorhome, with completion targeted for November 2026. The journey is expected to take two to three years, with the couple working remotely and documenting the trip.

Source: Portal Tela POR
Incidents BR Brazil

Couple recovers stolen trailer, celebrates, and discovers another owner

In Rio de Janeiro, a couple of entrepreneurs recovered a snack trailer that had been stolen and found in a condominium in Barra da Tijuca. After celebrating, they discovered the trailer had not been stolen but sold without authorization by a renter. Police identified the fraudster, and after payment to the first owner, the couple managed to regularize the documents and resume their activities.

Source: Record POR
Regulation and Survival: The Future of Over 25,000 Kiosks and Trailers in the Federal District Law & Regulations © egnews.com.br
BR Brazil

Regulation and Survival: The Future of Over 25,000 Kiosks and Trailers in the Federal District

In Brazil's Federal District, over 25,000 kiosk and trailer operators await the implementation of Complementary Law 1056/2025, aimed at providing legal stability. The SINTS union secured an extension of concession terms to up to 30 years but fears that new bidding processes will push out small entrepreneurs in favor of larger players. About 80% of the sector is in debt due to retroactive fees, and the union is pushing for debt forgiveness until the law takes effect.

Source: egnews.com.br POR
Law & Regulations BR Brazil

Brazil introduces environmental fee for tourist vehicles entering Porto Seguro

Starting June 15, 2026, the Brazilian city of Porto Seguro (Bahia state) will charge an environmental protection fee (TPA) for incoming vehicles. The measure was approved by Mayor Jânio Natal in November 2025 and applies to the main urban area as well as the tourist districts of Trancoso and Arraial d’Ajuda. The fee is collected via automatic license plate recognition, without toll booths. Vehicles staying less than 8 hours are exempt, except rental cars. Residents of Porto Seguro and neighboring municipalities (50% discount) are also exempt. Non-payment results in a 50% surcharge. In 2025, the city received about 1.4 million tourists.

Source: br-cn.com ZHO
10th Relics Meeting kicks off in Aquidauana Festivals © opantaneiro.com.br
BR Brazil

10th Relics Meeting kicks off in Aquidauana

The 10th Encontro de Relíquias has started in Aquidauana, Mato Grosso do Sul, bringing together vintage cars, motorcycles, and motorhomes. The event is expected to attract thousands of visitors over several days. The program includes exhibitions of classic vehicles, live music performances, and networking among collectors. The meeting boosts local tourism and the economy.

Source: opantaneiro.com.br POR
3rd Motorhome Gathering in Ribeirão Pires: 120 RVs, Bonfire and Charity Festivals © G7 ABC
BR Brazil 4

3rd Motorhome Gathering in Ribeirão Pires: 120 RVs, Bonfire and Charity

The 3rd motorhome gathering is taking place in Ribeirão Pires, Brazil, from July 4 to 7. About 120 RVs from across the country are parked near Capela do Pilar. The program includes music, gastronomy, bingo, and traditional June festivities. Entry is by voluntary donation of food or pet food.

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Police arrest family in Uberlândia on suspicion of drug trafficking and money laundering Incidents © irecelider.com.br
BR Brazil

Police arrest family in Uberlândia on suspicion of drug trafficking and money laundering

Brazil's Federal Police conducted 'Operation Mens Occulta' against international cocaine trafficking, arresting a father and his two daughters—a lawyer and a psychologist. The family is suspected of accumulating luxury assets, including ranches, imported cars, thoroughbred horses, and a motorhome valued at approximately 1.2 million reais, using proceeds from cocaine smuggled from Paraguay. Over two years of investigation, police linked the group to the seizure of about 2.9 tons of cocaine. Financial reports revealed movements of around 70 million reais without a legitimate source.

Source: irecelider.com.br POR
Over 140 motorhomes gather at 3rd meeting in Ribeirão Pires Festivals © Jornal Diário do Grande ABC
BR Brazil 5

Over 140 motorhomes gather at 3rd meeting in Ribeirão Pires

The 3rd Encontro de Motorhomes in Ribeirão Pires, Brazil, brought together over 140 motorhomes. The three-day event at Capela do Pilar attracted visitors from across the country.

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Marcopolo launches Nomade motorhome with 4x4, Cummins engine, and solar power in Brazil Industry © CPG Click Oil and Gas
BR Brazil

Marcopolo launches Nomade motorhome with 4x4, Cummins engine, and solar power in Brazil

Marcopolo Motorhome has started delivering the Nomade, its first factory-integrated 4x4 motorhome, with the first unit handed over on May 23 in Caxias do Sul, Brazil. The vehicle features a 175 hp Cummins F3.8 diesel engine, Allison automatic transmission, and 4x4 drive with reduction gear. It has an integral body, a fixed bed, a kitchen with a 216-liter Dometic refrigerator and two-burner stove, and a slide-out system that expands the interior to 16 square meters. Power comes from lithium batteries and 800W flexible solar panels, with connectivity via satellite internet supporting 4G and 5G. Gross vehicle weight is 8 tons.

Source: CPG Click Oil and Gas ENG
Brazilian couple sells apartment, converts van into a motorhome, and plans trip from Ushuaia to Alaska after 17,000 km across Brazil Lifestyle © CPG Click Oil and Gas
BR Brazil

Brazilian couple sells apartment, converts van into a motorhome, and plans trip from Ushuaia to Alaska after 17,000 km across Brazil

A couple from Caxias do Sul sold their apartment and converted a van into a motorhome, traveling 17,000 km through 19 Brazilian states. They are now preparing an international route from Ushuaia (Argentina) to Alaska (USA). The itinerary was adjusted due to cold: first through Paraguay, then along South America to Ushuaia, after which the motorhome will be shipped via the Panama Canal to Mexico. The couple switched careers to digital marketing and documents the journey in a blog.

Source: CPG Click Oil and Gas ENG
Motorhome Group 'Rodando Histórias' from Maringá Visits Borrazópolis Lifestyle © BLOG DO BERIMBAU
BR Brazil

Motorhome Group 'Rodando Histórias' from Maringá Visits Borrazópolis

The 'Rodando Histórias' motorhome group from Maringá spent the weekend in Borrazópolis, Paraná, parking near the Municipal Lake with city hall authorization. Members bought food at the local producer fair, refueled vehicles, and shopped at local stores, contributing to the local economy. A group member stated their aim is to bring profit to the communities they visit. On Saturday night, police detained a young man on drug suspicion; his four-year-old brother was temporarily cared for by the group until child protective services arrived.

Source: BLOG DO BERIMBAU POR

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