The municipality of Viterbo has approved the rates for a new long-awaited motorhome parking area, a key administrative step before its opening. The service management will be entrusted to the company Francigena Srl. The mayor stated this is part of a policy to complete unfinished public works, following a similar project in the Santa Barbara area.

Work has started on a new motorhome area in the Italian town of Venasca. The site on Via F.lli Lavalle will cover 4,733 square meters and have a final capacity of 16 parking spaces.

The CI and Roller Team brands have announced three limited edition motorhome series with enhanced standard equipment. The CI Spring Edition series includes the compact Horon Fit 94 and the Horon 88 XT and 67 XT models on Ford Transit chassis, with prices starting at €67,990. The Roller Team Power Edition features the Zefiro 266 TL, 287 TL models and the Livingstone 2 van based on the Fiat Ducato, priced between €60,990 and €79,990.

Publisher Silver Lining Interactive and developer Square Glade Games announced the release date for Outbound. The open-world exploration game, where players live in and customize a van, will launch on April 23 for PC, Xbox Series X|S, Switch 2, and PS5. A playable demo is now available for Switch and Switch 2.

Specialized GPS navigators for motorhomes and travel trailers calculate routes based on the vehicle's dimensions and weight. Garmin and TomTom offer devices with pre-installed maps, toll avoidance features, and campsite search. Prices start at 279 euros for the TomTom GO Camper Tour and 389.99 euros for the Garmin CamperCam 795.

Maypole has introduced a mounting bracket for the simultaneous installation of two caravan electrical sockets. The accessory is designed for standard 7-pin 12N and 12S plugs and includes mounting screws.

A German couple is trying camping for the first time, having purchased a used caravan for €5,000 for a trip to the Scottish Highlands. They face challenges: loading the long vehicle train onto a ferry and navigating left-hand traffic in the UK. A TV program about this journey will air on February 28, 2026.

A spiral cable for connecting a dual backup camera system to caravans and motorhomes has been introduced. The cable is designed to transmit both video and power, with a construction that stretches during turns and retracts when driving straight.

Italian manufacturer Mobilvetta has updated its premium K-Yacht Tekno Line motorhome series for 2026. The range includes three models based on the Fiat Ducato, such as the 7.5-meter-long K-Yacht Tekno Line 86. The motorhomes feature an AL-KO lowered chassis, various sleeping area layouts, and increased payload capacity.

A caravan caught fire on the morning of Sunday, March 8 at the Clusone Pineta campsite. Two people, aged 65 and 47, were hospitalized with smoke inhalation. Firefighters and Carabinieri responded to extinguish the blaze and investigate the incident's cause.

The Caravan and Camper Manufacturers Association (APC) has unanimously elected Gianguido Cerullo as its new president. The engineer and former CEO of several Trigano group companies now leads the organization representing the Italian and European caravanning industry. Italy ranks third in Europe for motorhome production.

A 50-year-old woman was arrested in Medesano for setting her partner's caravan on fire and assaulting police officers. The incident occurred on the evening of March 1st after she had previously threatened to burn the vehicle. Upon arrest, a knife and an alcoholic beverage were found in her bag.

Personalized stickers for motorhomes and travel trailers have been introduced. The product features the 'Living The Dream' decal and is available in multiple color options.

A Belarusian entrepreneur has set up a motorhome manufacturing business in Italy, using Fiat Ducato vans as a base. He states the business has a profitability of around 30%, with a return on investment period of approximately two years.

Italian manufacturer Wingamm has introduced new compact caravan models, the Rookie 3.5 and Rookie Cross. They are built using a seamless monocoque construction from fiberglass-reinforced plastic (GRP), which prevents water ingress. The trailer is 4.99 meters long and weighs between 750 and 1000 kg. The Cross version features increased ground clearance and all-terrain tires.

A kit of three insulating mosquito nets for the front door and windows of Fiat Ducato, Peugeot Boxer, and Citroën Jumper camper vans from 2006 to 2025 has been introduced. The nets attach via magnets and Velcro, require no tools for installation, and come with a storage bag. The pack also includes a sunshade compatible with caravans based on the same vehicle models.

A universal window for motorhomes and caravans has been presented. It features double glazing made of acrylic glass and a standard cut-out size of 900x550 mm.

A German TV show follows a family traveling through Tuscany in a motorhome. The program documents their daily life and experiences on the road.

A new paid parking area for motorhomes with 70 spaces has opened in Brescia. The daily rate is 15 euros, with payment by credit card. The site offers electricity, water supply, and waste water disposal points.

A national motorhome association has filed a complaint with the Bolzano administrative court against a ban on overnight stays in vehicles in the municipality of Wolkenstein. The ban, unique in South Tyrol, is justified by hygiene issues, landscape protection, and public order. The court hearing is scheduled for March 25, with a ruling expected months later.

The Board of Directors of APC unanimously elected Gianguido Cerullo as the new president of the association. Cerullo, former CEO of Trigano Spa, now leads the organization representing Italian and European motorhome and caravan manufacturers. Italy ranks third in Europe for motorhome production.

Gianguido Cerullo, current CEO of Trigano, was unanimously elected as the new president of APC. Italy is the third-largest producer of motorhomes in Europe. The association aims to promote the culture of leisure travel and develop the market.

Gianguido Cerullo has been unanimously elected as the new president of the Italian Caravan and Motorhome Manufacturers Association (APC). The former CEO of Trigano group companies takes the helm of an industry where Italy ranks third in European motorhome production. The association aims to promote outdoor tourism and develop the domestic market under his leadership.

Two videomakers took a four-day trip through Tuscany in a camper van in early December. Their route through the Val d'Orcia valley included Torrita di Siena, Podere Belvedere, Pienza, Montepulciano, and Bagni di San Filippo. The article lists specific overnight stops and attractions accessible by motorhome.

Digital nomads Alex Davì and Chiara Micoli will speak on February 27 at the Too space in Piacenza. They will share their experience of living and working from a 1991 motorhome as part of a project about transitioning from study to work in creative fields.

Italian manufacturer Wingamm has launched the compact Rookie Cross travel trailer with a seamless fiberglass monocoque body. The model is 4.99 meters long, weighs 750-1000 kg, and features off-road suspension and tires. The base Rookie 3.5 version starts at 28,000 euros.

The Florence Chamber of Commerce has adopted a standard contract for the sale of new motorhomes. The initiative, prompted by the National Camperists Coordination Association (A.N.C.C.), aims to ensure greater transparency and good faith in dealings between professional dealers and buyers. The contract includes a conciliation clause for the rapid resolution of disputes and received a positive opinion from the Market Regulation Commission.

Italian dog trainer Nicolò Dalmonte has been living in a six-meter motorhome for six years. He chose this lifestyle due to the need to frequently move between clients and difficulties renting accommodation with two dogs. He now plans to buy land in Cesena to build a house and premises for his business.

The 2026 market features new compact camper vans based on production cars, drivable with a standard car license. Key models include Dacia with the Pack Sleep kit, Volkswagen Caddy California, Ford Transit Custom Nugget, and Mercedes-Benz Marco Polo. Prices and equipment range from basic solutions to versions with integrated kitchens and pop-up roofs.

The market for compact camper vans based on minivans continues to grow in 2026. Key models include the Volkswagen California, Mercedes Marco Polo, Ford Transit Custom Nugget, and Volkswagen Caddy California. These vehicles, built by manufacturers or specialists like Westfalia, offer a balance between daily use and travel, being officially certified as campers.