Turkey's Ministry of Industry and Technology has issued a recall and market withdrawal order for Ocean Steel Pro Model O caravans. The decision follows inspections that found the trailers were sold without the mandatory type approval, posing road safety risks. Owners are offered free repair, a refund, or replacement with a compliant model.

Caravan owners in the Yeniboğaziçi area of Cyprus are protesting a planned sharp increase in annual site fees. The municipality intends to raise the fee from around 43-44 thousand Turkish lira to 121 thousand. Protesters argue the land belongs to state ministries, not the municipality, and demand an increase aligned with inflation.

The municipality of Bozcaada, Turkey, has started demolishing illegally placed tiny houses on agricultural land. Owners have been sent notices, with fines and legal action to follow if structures are not removed within 30 days. The dispute dates back to 2021 when a court overturned a ban on their entry, classifying them as licensed vehicles.

Authorities in Turkey's Muğla province are warning of legal consequences for installing Tiny Houses on agricultural land. Despite sellers' claims, these wheeled homes can be classified as permanent structures, leading to fines and demolition orders. Experts advise consulting legal and zoning regulations before purchase and setup.

Municipal authorities in Fethiye have intensified inspections of caravans in the Çalış area. The move addresses issues related to illegal parking and violations of residential regulations.

Turkish tax authorities have clarified the taxation of a company's purchase of a travel trailer. Expenses for a trailer bought for client accommodation or product presentations cannot be deducted for corporate tax purposes. Consequently, the input VAT on such a purchase is also non-deductible.