In July 2026, at the motorhome parking in Pontorson, tourists from the Netherlands, France, Belgium and Germany stopped on their way to Mont-Saint-Michel. They highlight the freedom of movement and the ability to combine trips with family holidays without waiting for retirement.
Meanwhile, in Corrèze, along the road near Meymac, motorhomes of fans lined up early to secure spots for watching a stage of the Tour de France. Two retired couples from Pas-de-Calais and Yonne met at the stage in Grand-Bornand in 2018 and have met annually at the race since then. They plan their route using the Tour magazine, call each other and travel by motorhome, combining their hobby with discovering new regions of France. This year, they are concerned about rising fuel prices.