Two RV tourism projects launched in Beijing: Shanhai Fu and Silk Road festival

China's Ministry of Commerce and eight other departments have issued a notice on measures to boost consumption in the automotive aftermarket, with a focus on RVs and camper vans. In response, JMC (Jiangling Motors), together with Guizhou provincial authorities, will host an RV and camper van exhibition from July 17 to 19, 2026, in Guiyang. The 15,000 sqm event will feature over 40 brands and 100 vehicles, including motorhomes, travel trailers, off-road and electric models. Plans also include the debut of Guizhou's first indigenous camper van 'Colorful Guizhou', publication of recommended routes and campsite rankings, and investment sessions.

Huatie Fengtu partnered with the premiere of the film 'North of the Tropic of Cancer' in Hangzhou. In June 2026, China's Ministry of Commerce and eight other agencies approved support measures for the industry, including simplifying RV travel and developing campsites. The company promotes RV rental, offering models for long-distance trips and camping.

The route covers about 1,200 km connecting Chengdu, Western Sichuan Plateau, and Dujiangyan, with 2–4 hours of daily driving. Recommended campsites include Pal World RV Camp in Dujiangyan and Youmu Bus Camp in Chengdu. The article notes document requirements (C1/C2 license), altitude sickness prevention, and gear tips.

According to the '2024 China Special and Converted Vehicle Market Report', the segment of converted seven-seat commercial vans and campers is growing at over 15% CAGR. The article profiles five companies: Jiangsu Chechi (Aoxuan), Shanghai Weihang, Zhejiang Ruiye (Armadillo), Fujian Benz, and Yutong Bus. Key selection criteria include MIIT production license, compliance with VDA or IATF 16949 standards, and a nationwide service network.

On June 27–28, 2026, the 15th Liaoning Outdoor Sports Conference and RV Camping Culture Festival took place in Liaoning Province, China, organized by Liaoning Yaotaiyang Outdoor Sports. The event attracted 1,000 participants and featured daytime sports (frisbee, baseball, flag football) and nighttime activities (concert, glow run). A dedicated RV display area allowed visitors to explore motorhome layouts and amenities.

A new RV villa complex, 'Furong Guoli', has opened in Xiangtan, Hunan province, featuring 120 units along the Xiangjiang River. The site is divided into eight themed zones inspired by the classical 'Eight Views of Xiaoxiang', with artificial fog, rain installations, and seasonal snow scenery. RVs come in three sizes: 9-meter for couples, 11-meter family units (up to 5 people), and multi-unit compounds for groups. Each unit includes parking, an outdoor kitchen, and a terrace.