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The German Foreign Office has updated its travel advice for motorhome users in Sweden, noting that break-ins and attacks on campsites are 'not uncommon'. It recommends staying only at guarded campsites and using extra locks on vehicles.
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The German Foreign Office has updated its travel advice for motorhome users in Sweden, noting that break-ins and attacks on campsites are 'not uncommo...
The German Foreign Office has updated its travel advice for motorhome users in Sweden, noting that break-ins and attacks on campsites are 'not uncommon'. It recommends staying only at guarded campsites and using extra locks on vehicles.
Updated: 25.07.2026
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The German Foreign Office has updated its travel advice for Sweden, warning of increased thefts and robberies at campsites and parking areas. Southern and western regions, including Malmö, Trelleborg, Gothenburg and the E6 highway, are particularly affected.
The German Foreign Office has updated its security section for Sweden, noting that car break-ins and attacks on motorhome and caravan owners are not uncommon, even on official campsites. This is not a travel warning but a routine update to standard travel advice. Specific regions mentioned in media reports are not included in the official document.
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