Camping sites in Rhineland-Palatinate record over three million overnight stays

German motorhome manufacturer LMC Caravan in Sassenberg has announced the dismissal of 106 employees. 88 workers will leave the company by July 31, 2026, and another 18 by January 31, 2027. Affected employees have the option to join a transfer company for retraining and job search support. The layoffs are attributed to a sustained decline in demand for caravans and motorhomes, particularly traditional travel trailers, which a temporary pandemic-era camping boom failed to reverse.

Organizers of the Bulli-Festival on the island of Fehmann have decided to relocate the event from the south beach to a field in the northern part of the island. Many participants stated they would not attend the new location due to the lack of beach access.

Hymer has released details of the Grand Canyon S 700 4x4 RSX motorhome. The vehicle is based on the Mercedes Sprinter 4x4. It features all-wheel drive and increased ground clearance.

Pavillounge has introduced a modular dome structure designed as affordable housing for the outskirts of metropolitan areas. The solution comes in two sizes: 60 and 120 square meters, with a price target below 990 euros per square meter. The structure requires no permanent foundation, is intended for year-round use, and can be assembled quickly. The project targets municipalities, companies, and private landowners seeking to create housing without large-scale construction.

The New Housing festival at the Karlsruhe Trade Fair showcases over 30 tiny houses. Visitors can view them both from the outside and inside.

German motorhome and caravan manufacturer LMC Caravan from Sassenberg has announced the reduction of 106 jobs. Layoffs will occur in two waves: 88 employees will leave at the end of July, and another 18 at the end of January. The reason is a decline in orders and a crisis in the caravan industry. The company plans to cut costs, digitize processes, and spin off its spare parts warehouse and warranty department.