Switzerland hits record 110,368 motorhomes

Silvia and Ferran from Catalonia set off in a motorhome for Turkey but stayed in the Swiss Alps, got a residence permit, and founded Cleo Experience.

From August 1, parking motorhomes and caravans on Seebodenalp above Küssnacht am Rigi is banned from 6 p.m. to 6 a.m. due to rising overnight tourists.

A car and a motorhome collided on the A2 near Mezzovico yesterday, injuring seven. The car driver is in critical condition. The owners' cat Nino fled the scene and is being sought online.

On Saturday, on the A2 motorway near Mezzovico, a car collided with a motorhome, injuring seven people, two seriously. The cat Nino, traveling with a Spanish family in the motorhome, was thrown from the vehicle upon impact and has been missing since. Local residents searched for the cat until late at night without success. The family, hospitalized, has appealed to the public for help.

On Saturday, a car rear-ended a Spanish camper on the A2 near Mezzovico-Vira. Seven people were injured, one critically. The cat Nino was thrown from the vehicle and is missing; locals are searching.

The canton of St. Gallen in Switzerland offers five campsites popular with tourists. These include See-Camping in Walenstadt with 70 motorhome pitches, Camping Idyll in Thal, Camping Bruggerhorn in St. Margrethen, Camping Bächli in Hemberg, and Camping Murg on a peninsula on Lake Walen. Prices range from CHF 3.50 to CHF 14.50 per night for adults, CHF 3.50 to CHF 5 for children, tent pitches from CHF 5 to CHF 20, and caravan and motorhome pitches from CHF 10 to CHF 30. Facilities include Wi-Fi, electricity, playgrounds, and water sports.