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A TikTok user known as brica.kamperica converted a Fiat 500 into a mini camper van and set off from Serbia to Portugal. The route covers 10 countries over 60 days. The vehicle is equipped with a 30-liter water tank, a battery-powered shower, and a foldable bed.
Volkswagen has unveiled refreshed versions of the Multivan and California models. Changes include a redesigned front end with LED headlights, new grille, and fresh paint options. Inside, a 12.9-inch infotainment screen, revised digital instruments, and a steering column-mounted DSG selector are featured. Wireless charging now delivers 25 W, and USB-C ports provide 60 W. Travel Assist can now recognize traffic lights and supports lane change assist. Engine options include a 2.0 TDI diesel (150 hp), 2.0 TSI petrol (204 hp), and eHybrid 4Motion plug-in hybrid (245 hp). The California Beach starts at €66,087.
Lynk & Co has unveiled the 07 GT estate with a plug-in hybrid powertrain. The model uses the brand's EM-P system with a 1.5-liter turbo engine and all-wheel drive. It features unique bumpers, roof rails, and a large spoiler on the tailgate.
The 15th international meeting of vintage car owners was held at Lake Palić. About 80 vehicles from Serbia and the region, including historic cars from Slovenia, Austria, and Germany, lined the lake shore. The oldest participant was a 1929 Ford A, which drove from Budapest under its own power.
A classic car exhibition is taking place in Subotica on June 7. The 15th international meeting of vintage car owners was held at Palić, featuring about 80 vehicles from Serbia and the region. Exhibits include a 1929 Ford A from Hungary, a 1979 police car from Slovenia, and a 1973 Volkswagen Beetle from Bosnia and Herzegovina. From 10:00 to 13:00, the caravan will move to the city center near Plava Fontana.
From June 3 to 5, Zlatibor hosted the 6th International Tourist Retro Rally 'Rally of Friendship'. Participants visited local attractions, and a vintage car exhibition was held on the Royal Square.
Based on discussions among experienced campers, a list of five devices that enhance safety and comfort outdoors has been compiled. It includes a headlamp, a portable insect repellent, an electric pump for inflatable gear, a water filtration system, and a satellite communicator.
Minister of Labour, Employment, Veterans and Social Affairs Milica Đurđević Stamenkovski announced the signing of contracts with three associations supporting people with disabilities. The total funding for this year exceeds 52 million dinars, an 11% increase from the previous year's budget. For the first time, a camper van will be purchased to visit rural areas and single-person households with people with disabilities not yet reached by the system.
The Serbian Ministry of Labour signed agreements with disability organizations worth over 52 million dinars. The ministry's budget for this purpose increased by 11% to 500 million dinars. A new initiative involves using camper vans and off-road vehicles to reach rural and remote areas, providing support to people with disabilities living far from major centers.
On May 24, Negotin will host the tourist oldtimer caravan 'Rally of Friendship'. The event is organized by the Sports Association for Auto-Moto and Motor Sports from Ćićevac in cooperation with the Tourist Organization of the Negotin municipality. From 15:00 to 19:00, the square will feature an exhibition of classic cars, participant gatherings, and a chance to view vehicles from various generations.
An AI-generated concept of a motorhome on a Scania platform, featuring two floors, a panoramic glass salon, and a rooftop terrace, has gone viral on social media. Although the model is not real, it highlights the trend toward ultra-premium motorhomes already produced by companies like Marchi Mobile and Volkner Mobil. Models such as the eleMMent Palazzo cost over €5 million and include master bedrooms, marble kitchens, OLED TVs, and retractable terraces. The luxury motorhome market has expanded post-pandemic as wealthy individuals seek private travel without sacrificing comfort.
In Serbia, on Fruška Gora, the only campsite in the Fruška Gora National Park, Eco-Camp Stražilovo, allows multi-day stays. The 20,000 sq m site is leased to a private operator who has set up three glamping tents, two caravans, and sanitary facilities. According to the park director, this is the only camping location in the area, despite the prevalence of spa resorts and apartment rentals.
Serbian couple Anja Harper and Strahinja Tanasković spent nearly two years traveling around Europe with their two children in a camper van. After the birth of their children, they sold their smaller van and bought a larger one. Their first trip took place when the babies were 6–7 months old, heading to Greece, Montenegro, and later a journey to London through several European countries. The family later spent eight months in Turkey and Greece, exploring natural and historical sites. A video about their experience sparked widespread reactions on social media.
The authors share their experience of a motorhome journey from Novi Sad to Morocco. Part 1 covers the European leg of the route, approximately 3,000 km through Slovenia, Italy, France, and Spain to Gibraltar. Specific campsites are listed with prices (€10–40 per night) and key stops, including free parking in Nice and Valencia. The itinerary is planned for 10–14 days, but the authors completed it in 7 days due to a deadline.
The 'Šarenice' project caravan departs on June 16. The itinerary includes encounters with people, crafts, and stories across various regions of Serbia.
A family from Šabac uses a camper van to travel with children, turning trips into adventures. In the vehicle, they also pursue hobbies such as baking and decoration.
Forbes has presented five caravan models for 2026. The list includes the Volvo V60 Cross Country with a 2.0L engine (247 hp) priced from ~$50,000, Audi A6 allroad (335 hp, from $73,100), Mercedes-Benz E 450 4MATIC All-Terrain (375 hp, 0–100 km/h in 4.6s), Porsche Taycan Cross Turismo (up to 429 hp, from ~$118,100), and Subaru Outback (from ~$36,000, with an optional 260 hp turbo engine).
A family purchased an old 1989 caravan for £500 and completely renovated it themselves. The interior was updated using second-hand furniture and materials sourced from Facebook and thrift stores. They now use it for travel without accommodation costs and as a backyard retreat.
The Balkan company Hip 4Family has created a premium motorhome. Built on a Mercedes-Benz Sprinter chassis, it accommodates up to four people, features two sleeping areas, a kitchen, a bathroom, and a 2780-litre storage compartment. The base price in Europe is 150,000 euros.
Flexibility, comfort, and cost-effectiveness are driving the popularity of camper vans for family travel. Ling Mobility Solutions from Novi Sad offers modern camper vans adapted for families, featuring full equipment and technical support. The rental combines transport and accommodation, allowing for budget control and route flexibility.
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