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Caravanning Market Analysis: Impact of Innovations

23.03.2026 08:42 1 min 1 source
openPR.com ENG
Caravanning Market Analysis: Impact of Innovations
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The caravanning market is projected to reach $70.7 billion by 2030 with a CAGR of 16.8%. Key growth drivers include demand for eco-friendly travel, remote work, and EV-compatible caravans. In November 2024, Australian manufacturer JB Caravans acquired New Age Caravans to strengthen its market position.

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