Greek TV host Sakis Tanimanidis and his wife Christina Bomba spent their summer vacation in Canada, traveling in an RV with their two children. In a post dated September 2, he listed the downsides: cramped quarters for a family of four, children's nighttime needs, and limited overnight spots. Among the positives, he highlighted the chance to live in nature.
He ultimately rated the trip 4 out of 10 due to insufficient comfort and stressed that such a vacation is not cheap. According to another source, the trip cost slightly more than traveling by car with hotels, and the overall rating was 8 out of 10, while comfort was rated only 4 out of 10.
In new posts from September 3, he clarified that he rates the overall experience 8 out of 10, and comfort 4 out of 10. He also mentioned practical difficulties: waste management, water conservation, and limited space. According to him, the advantage of such a vacation is the ability to stop in places where there are no hotels, but there are parking restrictions, and costs may be higher than a traditional trip when considering rental, fuel, and camping fees.
In an interview on September 3, he called the RV trip "objectively difficult," stressing the need for careful organization, including managing water and electricity. He reiterated that such a vacation is not always cheaper than traveling by car with hotels, but the freedom of movement and the ability to stop in places without hotels make the experience worthwhile.
In a video published on September 2, he showed himself dumping waste in the morning and noted that an RV requires constant monitoring of water and electricity, comparing living in it to being in a cramped space. According to him, such a vacation can cost more than a hotel, and the best parking spots are often taken. Nevertheless, he rated the experience 8 out of 10 and comfort 4 out of 10.