Brazil sees rising interest in motorhomes; couple launches luxury company

Federal Deputy Acácio Favacho (MDB) started a new participatory mandate model in Amapá, using a motorhome as a mobile office. His first public hearing took place at the Mucajá housing complex in Macapá, where he also inspected the installation of solar panels. The 'Luz Baixa Mucajá' program, announced in March, will equip 592 apartments with photovoltaic systems at no cost to residents, with an estimated monthly savings of R$ 280 per household.

On July 17, a convoy of 20 motorhomes and trailers arrived in Pato Bragado (Paraná) as part of the 3rd stage of Circuito Caminhos do Paraná. Visitors can view the vehicles for free until 9 PM on Rua Maringá. From July 18 to 21, the caravan will visit four more cities in the state.

A fundraising campaign has been launched in Ribeirão Preto (São Paulo state) to help João Sueo Ishiwatari, whose skewer trailer was completely destroyed by a fire caused by a short circuit on June 12. No injuries were reported as the trailer was not operating at the time. The flames consumed the structure, equipment, utensils, and stock. The trailer is the family's main source of income. Approximately 30,000 Brazilian reais are needed for reconstruction.

The Municipal Civil Guard (GCM) of Limeira identified an illegal power connection in a trailer parked in the Cecap neighborhood. The trailer owner stated he was unaware the practice was illegal. He was taken to the police station, where the incident was registered. The trailer's documentation, including licensing and parking authorization, will also be reviewed; further violations could lead to its removal.

On July 19, the Brazilian city of Nova Santa Rosa (Paraná) starts the 3rd stage of Brazil's largest motorhome gathering Circuito Caminhos do Paraná, featuring 20 RVs and a cultural-gastronomic program

On July 19, the Brazilian city of Nova Santa Rosa (Paraná state) will host an exhibition of motorhomes and caravans as part of the 3rd stage of the Circuito Caminhos do Paraná. About 40 participants on 20 vehicles will gather at Praça da Bíblia.