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Spanish couple has been traveling the world in a van for 14 years

Marta and Marià left Barcelona 14 years ago, shipped their van to Argentina, and have been living a nomadic life ever since. The couple, known for the Furgo en ruta project, started their journey in Buenos Aires in 2012 and have traveled through most of Latin America. Their story gained visibility through a recent interview and social media posts, where they describe van life as a permanent lifestyle rather than a temporary adventure.

Argentine man charged with smuggling motorhome

A mechanic from Mar del Plata left Argentina for Chile on December 31, 2025, towing a legal trailer, and returned on January 11 through the Icalma border crossing with a new Swift Firebrand motorhome. Gendarmerie officers found the discrepancy and opened a criminal case. As part of a compensation agreement, the man donated 20 Starlink satellite kits to border units. The motorhome was seized and handed over to customs.

Volkswagen Beetle caravan to drive through Buenos Aires streets

On June 19, the fourth VWondio Día Mundial will take place in Buenos Aires, with dozens of Volkswagen Beetles (Escarabajo) driving in a caravan through the city's main streets. The event starts at 8:00 PM at the Galileo Galilei Planetarium in Palermo, with the caravan departing at 9:00 PM. The route includes Figueroa Alcorta Avenue, Monroe, Libertador Avenue, 9 de Julio Avenue, Colón Theatre, Obelisk, Corrientes Avenue, Puerto Madero, Casa Rosada, and Costanera. Organizers include the Volkswagen classic fan community and clubs such as Sumando Volkswagens.

Esperanza councilor proposes program to boost motorhome tourism

Councilor Mariano Puig has submitted a draft ordinance to the Municipal Council creating the 'Esperanza Turismo Rodante' program. The initiative aims to position Esperanza as a strategic destination for motorhomes and itinerant tourism, leveraging its location, road connectivity, and local services. The project includes feasibility studies for temporary parking and services for motorhomes, as well as partnerships with clubs, campsites, and gas stations. Puig stated that each motorhome stop generates economic activity through fuel, food, and retail spending.

Fiat 600 caravan heads to Luján Basilica for Flag Day

On Saturday, June 20, owners of the Fiat 600 ('Fitito') will gather in a caravan to the Luján Basilica to celebrate Argentina's Flag Day. Organizers — the collector group 'Fiat 600 Los Hermanos' — invite all owners and enthusiasts to join the run, carrying Argentine flags. The meeting point is at the YPF station in General Rodríguez (Acceso Oeste) at 11:30 AM. The event combines tradition, patriotism, and passion for one of Argentina's most iconic cars.

Mendoza man travels over 13,000 km in motorhome to fulfill promise to late wife

Marcelo Torres from Mendoza, Argentina, drove over 13,000 km in a motorhome from Mendoza to Kansas City to fulfill a travel promise made to his deceased wife. He departed alone on May 5, crossed borders and vandalism incidents over a month, arriving on June 8. The journey will continue to Dallas and Miami, following the Argentine national team.

Caravan of motorhomes arrives in Arrecifes

Arrecifes is hosting a caravan of about 20 motorhomes, campers, and travel trailers from the Ranchomóvil Club Argentino de Buenos Aires this long weekend. On Saturday from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM, the vehicles will be displayed on Rivadavia Street, which will be closed to traffic. After touring the city center, participants will move to the railway station and then settle at the Acampar campsite.

Comodoro Rivadavia prepares regulation for motorhome parking

The municipality of Comodoro Rivadavia is developing a regulation for motorhome parking and overnight stays. Options for creating special zones in the north and south of the city, including the Auto Moto Club area, are being considered, along with private investment.

Couple from Trelew sold everything to travel Argentina in a motorhome

Hugo and Andre, creators of the 'Viajemos Juntos' project, sold all their belongings in 2023 and set off in their motorhome 'La Covacha'. In eight months, they visited 22 countries before returning to Argentina, where they have been exploring the country for over two years, avoiding mass tourism routes. The couple focuses on rural roads and abandoned villages, while developing a YouTube channel to share their travel experiences.

Neuquén advances plan to boost RV tourism across the province

The provincial government of Neuquén, Argentina, is developing comprehensive regulations to organize and strengthen RV tourism, a segment that includes motorhomes, campervans, and travel trailers. In May, technical teams surveyed several towns, including Chos Malal, Zapala, and San Martín de los Andes, to assess infrastructure needs. The plan focuses on creating water supply points, wastewater treatment systems, and designated overnight parking areas, along with environmental sustainability measures. The goal is to position Neuquén as one of the best-prepared destinations for RV tourism in Patagonia.

Motorhome engine fails, leaving couple stranded in Bariloche with pets

Gustavo Scian and Johanna, creators of the Pericos Viajeros travel project, experienced a complete engine failure on their motorhome while traveling on Ruta 40 Sur near Lago Guillelmo. A mechanic confirmed the engine is beyond repair. The couple, who live in the vehicle with their pets, received temporary accommodation in Bariloche from a follower and are seeking work to fund a replacement engine.

Mercedes-Benz unveils modular kit to convert Sprinter van into motorhome in under an hour

Mercedes-Benz has introduced a modular kit for the Sprinter that allows converting the van into a motorhome without permanent modifications. Installation takes less than an hour with two people and requires no cutting or changes to the original electrical system. The kit includes a water tank, stove, shower, and water heater, with optional washing machine. Modules are imported from China, with sales expected in August–September.

Class C License for Motorhomes: Who Needs It and How to Get It

In Argentina, driving a motorhome requires a Class C driver's license if the vehicle's gross weight exceeds 3,500 kg. The category is divided into subclasses C1 (3,501–12,000 kg), C2 (12,001–40,000 kg), and C3 (over 40,000 kg). To obtain the license, applicants must hold a prior category, complete a theoretical course, pass a psychophysical exam, and take a practical test in a suitable vehicle. Motorhomes weighing up to 3,500 kg can be driven with a standard Class B license.

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