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A team from Székesfehérvár is preparing to compete in the 2026 Budapest-Bamako rally, a charity event and race covering over 9,500 km to Freetown, Sierra Leone. The team is modifying their vehicle for the challenging terrain and collecting material donations for children along the route. They are also fundraising to support the education of children at the Torday Emil Primary School in Senegal and Sierra Leone, with a cost of 5,000 HUF per child per month.

A Hungarian couple is living and working as digital nomads from a self-converted motorhome while traveling through Spain and Portugal. They purchased the vehicle for 10.5 million Hungarian forints two years ago and renovated it themselves. The couple conducts their online personal training business from within the 8-square-meter space.

A new cooperative video game, 'RV There Yet?', focuses on a chaotic road trip in a motorhome. The game, developed by Nuggets Entertainment, is a physics-based survival puzzle where four players must manage fuel, repairs, and navigation through treacherous terrain. Its intentionally clumsy controls and unpredictable physics are central to the gameplay, creating tension and requiring constant communication among players.

A young Hungarian couple renovated a used motorhome themselves to live and work as digital nomads. They spent two years and most of their savings converting the vehicle, which now serves as their 8-square-meter mobile home and office while traveling through Spain and Portugal. Both work as online personal trainers, a lifestyle that requires significant discipline alongside the freedom of constant travel.

Sister Wendy Beckett, a former BBC art documentary star, lived as a hermit in a caravan and donated all her earnings to charity. She gained fame in the 1990s with shows like 'Sister Wendy's Odyssey', achieving viewership ratings of up to 25%. Despite her success, she maintained a simple life in her caravan at a Norfolk monastery until her death in 2018 at age 88.