The May 31 episode of the TV program Capital on M6 explored two growing segments: compact motorhomes and unconventional accommodation.
The report showcased a new Renault camper that can serve as a family car on weekdays and a mobile home on weekends, equipped with a kitchen, shower, and sleeping space. It also highlighted independent companies converting ordinary vans into sleeping quarters for four people for less than 5000 euros, and the rise of peer-to-peer motorhome rentals. New accessory players like Obelink from the Netherlands were noted.
The second part focused on Center Parcs facing competition from small entrepreneurs offering cheap cabins and "bubbles" for overnight stays from 50 euros per night, generating significant income.