Tax Authority auctions rare motorhome

The European Union has adopted two directives creating a European Disability Card and a modernized European Parking Card, valid across all member states. The parking card, featuring a QR code and digital security elements, will replace national parking permits. Holders will automatically receive the same parking conditions as residents of the visited country. Member states have 30 months to transpose the directives into national law and 42 months for full implementation.

A costly caravan alone does not guarantee a comfortable camping experience. According to Drive, proper outdoor setup is crucial. A few basic items can make the difference between staying confined to the vehicle and enjoying the campsite.

On June 7, 2026, around 9:25 AM, a traffic accident occurred on Highway 86 at kilometer 171 between Hanságliget and Jánossomorja. A woman driving a Fiat motorhome with German license plates, for reasons still unclear, crossed into the oncoming lane, drove into a ditch, and came to rest in a field. Volunteer firefighters from Jánossomorja and professional firefighters from Mosonmagyaróvár arrived and disconnected the vehicle's power. Paramedics treated the woman at the scene and transported her to a hospital. Traffic was restricted on the section during the rescue and investigation.

At the Monaco Grand Prix, Cadillac, Audi and McLaren presented new motorhomes. Cadillac introduced a three-story structure, Audi debuted a container system, and McLaren replaced its five-year-old unit.

Citroen has introduced a special 30th anniversary edition of the Berlingo, based on the Plus trim. The Berlingo 30 features exclusive '30' badges on the A-pillars, 16-inch black alloy wheels, tinted rear windows, and electrically folding mirrors. Inside, it gets Advanced Comfort seats and three individual seats in the second row, unique to this edition. It is available in both body lengths and with all three engine options (petrol, diesel, electric). Over 4.2 million units of the Berlingo have been produced in 30 years.

Based on archival photos, the article describes the history of camping in Hungary, starting in 1958 when the first campsites opened in Tihany and Balatonfüred. In the 1960s, large-scale infrastructure development began: communal kitchens, showers, and water supply were introduced. Hungary, as an aluminum producer, manufactured camping equipment: stoves, chairs, tables, and tents. Camping was expensive: a daily ticket cost about 10 forints, and with equipment it was double, while a SZOT voucher with three meals a day cost 15 forints. After the regime change, camping declined, and many sites were closed or redeveloped.