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Motorhome and caravan travel trends for 2026

24.12.2025 19:00 1 min 1 source РУС
PROMOBIL DEU
Motorhome and caravan travel trends for 2026
Original source: PROMOBIL

The magazine Promobil analyzed travel trends for 2026 for motorhome and caravan owners. Key destinations include the centennial of Route 66 in the USA, Norway's Vesterålen islands, Italy's Umbria region, and city trips to Münster, Bilbao, and Cádiz. In Germany, the Rosenfelder Strand campsite on the Baltic Sea was ranked first by camping.info.

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Motorhome and caravan travel trends for 2026

24.12.2025 PROMOBIL DEU Original source

MU Mauritius — fuel prices

Updated: 12.09.2026

Unleaded 95

$1.50 /l

MUR70.65 · €1.30/l

88 of 168

pricier than 52% of countries

Diesel

$1.51 /l

MUR71.25 · €1.31/l

80 of 167

cheaper than 53% of countries

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