Falkensteiner launches glamping brand, expands camping portfolio

On June 21, 2026, at around 1:45 PM, a motorcyclist riding uphill on the B165 in Hainzenberg, Austria, fell in a curve and collided with an oncoming motorhome. The motorcyclist was uninjured. Both vehicles sustained significant damage and were towed. Emergency services, police, and road maintenance crews responded.

Farmers around the Red Bull Ring in Spielberg run campsites for Formula 1 guests. Karl Maier, owner of 'Campingplatz Rot' and spokesperson for an initiative of 15 families, described the scale: on peak weekends, up to 40,000 visitors camp on 30 sites. After the chaos of 2014, operators upgraded infrastructure — electricity, sewage, roads. Maier denied rumors of millionaire incomes, stating profits are reinvested into the sites.

Austrian company Marchi Mobile has introduced the EleMMent Palazzo Superior, the world's most expensive motorhome, priced at €3 million. The 12-meter-long vehicle, expanding to 5 meters in width, features a living room, additional seating area, and carbon fiber construction. Its design is inspired by Luigi Colani. The motorhome is built on a Volvo truck chassis.

Christopher Dick, operator of the Seecamp campsite at the Ottenstein reservoir, discussed current camping trends. He noted that the local microclimate often moderates weather, making online forecasts more pessimistic than actual conditions. Guests appreciate the natural scenery, fishing, and exploring remote coves by boat.

On June 16, 2026, a caravan caught fire while being towed on the B17 highway in Traiskirchen/Möllersdorf. The driver unhitched the trailer and saved the gas cylinder. The caravan was destroyed; a Badner Bahn stop was damaged.

On June 16, 2026, in Möllersdorf (Baden), a caravan attached to a passenger car caught fire while driving. The driver managed to detach the trailer and remove a gas bottle. Firefighters extinguished the blaze by 13:20, but the caravan was completely destroyed; equipment at the Badner Bahn stop was also damaged.