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Experts share tips to avoid overheating in tents and campers: heat-reflective mats, ventilation hatches, light-colored bodies, and proper airflow.
Experts have shared advice on avoiding overheating in a tent or camper during summer. For tents, they recommend choosing models made of a cotton-polyester blend, using USB fans and silk liners. For campers, they suggest heat-reflective mats for the windshield, ventilation hatches, and air conditioning, as well as parking in the shade.
Dominik Firneisel, an expert from the magazine "Promobil", recommends using aluminized thermal mats on the outside, fan hatches, and air conditioning, as well as choosing a white body color. Ventilating through all doors and hatches is described as an effective way to lower the temperature.
Air conditioning for the living area is recommended only for those sensitive to heat, but it should not be used while driving due to noise and energy consumption.
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Experts have shared advice on how to avoid overheating in tents or campervans during summer. For tents, they recommend polycotton models, USB fans, an...
Experts have shared advice on how to avoid overheating in tents or campervans during summer. For tents, they recommend polycotton models, USB fans, and silk liners. For campervans, they suggest reflective windshield covers, roof vents, and air conditioning, as well as parking in the shade.
Experts have provided recommendations for combating heat in tents and motorhomes. Key measures include using heat-reflective mats, choosing a light-co...
Experts have provided recommendations for combating heat in tents and motorhomes. Key measures include using heat-reflective mats, choosing a light-colored body, and installing ventilation hatches. Air conditioners for the living area are recommended only for those sensitive to heat, but should not be left running while away due to noise and energy concerns.
Dominic Vierneisel, an expert from the magazine 'Promobil', shared advice on combating heat in motorhomes and tents. He recommends using aluminum-coat...
Dominic Vierneisel, an expert from the magazine 'Promobil', shared advice on combating heat in motorhomes and tents. He recommends using aluminum-coated thermal mats on the outside, roof vents, and air conditioners, as well as choosing a white body color. Ventilating through all doors and hatches is cited as an effective way to lower temperature.
Experts have provided recommendations for preventing overheating in tents and motorhomes. For tents, they suggest choosing models made of a cotton-pol...
Experts have provided recommendations for preventing overheating in tents and motorhomes. For tents, they suggest choosing models made of a cotton-polyester blend, using USB fans and silk liners. For camper vans, they recommend heat-reflective windshield covers, roof vents, and air conditioners, as well as considering the vehicle's color.
Germany — fuel prices
Updated: 30.08.2026
Super E10
$2.59 /l
€2.24 · £1.92/l
162 of 168
pricier than 96% of countries
Super Plus 98
$2.66 /l
€2.29 · £1.96/l
93 of 100
pricier than 92% of countries
Diesel
$2.63 /l
€2.27 · £1.95/l
155 of 166
pricier than 93% of countries
Premium Diesel
$2.84 /l
€2.45 · £2.10/l
43 of 44
pricier than 95% of countries
LPG
$1.28 /l
€1.11 · £0.95/l
50 of 54
pricier than 91% of countries
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WELT, ADAC and Pincamp advise cotton-polyester tents, USB fans, thermal covers and light-colored bodies. Inside a camper it can reach 40°C, and heat raises accident risk.
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Experts from Promobil and T-Online share advice on keeping motorhomes and tents cool in heat: reflective mats, fans, shade, and cooking outdoors.
Germany's weather service (DWD) has warned of temperatures up to 40°C in Bavaria this weekend, coinciding with the start of summer holidays. Tropical nights and thunderstorms are expected. Campers are advised to avoid midday sun, drink at least three liters of water daily, use tarps and fans, and not leave people or animals in closed vehicles.
Thorsten Volz from Erdmannhausen offers travelers a free overnight stay in his garden via the platform '1nitetent'. Guests can use a shower and sometimes join a shared dinner. The initiative aims to foster informal exchange among travelers.
Business Insider Deutschland has listed ten compact and practical camping items priced under 50 euros. The list includes an Anker power bank with 20,000 mAh, a Robens Campground self-inflating mat, a Campingaz Bivouac gas stove, a Campinggaz Icetime cooler, a Brennenstuhl Solar KL 300 AS solar lamp, a Sawyer SP 128 Mini water filter, an Amazonas Travel Set hammock, a Tatonka First Aid Set, a Sea to Summit Ultra-Sil Dry Bag, and a Cocoon Eco Travel Towel. All items are available for less than 50 euros.
German manufacturer Strada will present the new Avanti R camper based on the Fiat Ducato, measuring 6.36 m, at the Düsseldorf Caravan Salon. Instead of a traditional fixed bed, the model features a spacious U-shaped rear lounge and an electric drop-down bed measuring 202 x 192 cm. The base version is powered by a 140 hp diesel engine with automatic transmission and includes GSRII safety systems. The kitchen is equipped with a 150-liter compressor refrigerator, with an induction hob available as an option.
German overlanding specialist Travelboxx has introduced the Quest, a versatile towable that can serve as a large travel trailer, a toy hauler, or a tiny house. The Quest features a detachable body that can be removed from its chassis and set on stabilizing legs, allowing it to be used as stationary accommodation. Standard spec includes three layout options, sleeping for four, a kitchen with an induction cooktop, and a wet bathroom. Prices start at €45,000.
At the Caravan Salon in Hanover, Bruder presented its new flagship off-road caravan ADX-21. The model combines military-grade technology (patented independent suspension with air springs, 12 inches of travel) with boutique-hotel interior: leather upholstery, herringbone parquet, panoramic windows. Price starts at €185,000. European importer is Camp Impuls from Karlsruhe (booth B60, hall 16).
At the Caravan Salon, Dethleffs presented the C.Core concept vehicle, which is not a preview of a production model but a test platform. It features lightweight materials (Necto, recycled PET), modular furniture, a deployable solar panel with up to 600 W output, a closed-loop water system with filtration, and a projector instead of a TV. Dethleffs says the system can operate largely autonomously from May to September under favorable conditions.
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