The Argentine province of Mendoza has launched the Mendoza VanLife program to develop tourism for motorhomes and camper vans. The initiative includes creating infrastructure for overnight stays, water supply, waste disposal, and Wi-Fi, as well as designing travel circuits. At its launch in January 2026, 30 establishments across 12 departments of the province had already joined the program.

The municipality of Rio Grande in Argentina has released an updated guide for motorhome and RV travelers. It details designated parking and overnight areas, paid services (showers, greywater disposal, electricity), and provides tourist information and useful contacts. The guide is available via WhatsApp or email request, with QR codes to be installed at key locations like the Parque de los 100 Años.

The Municipality of Río Grande in Argentina's Tierra del Fuego province has released an updated guide for motorhome and RV travelers. It details permitted parking and overnight areas, paid services (showers, grey water disposal, electricity), and responsible tourism guidelines. The guide is available upon request via WhatsApp or email.

A new infrastructure area for motorhomes was presented at the sports complex of Club Atlético Argentino. The project was jointly funded by the provincial government, the municipality, and the club. The site features rest and service areas with electricity, lighting, barbecues, and sanitary facilities.

Argentina's La Pampa province has joined the federal 'Ruta de Rodanteros' network, offering 15 designated stops for motorhomes and travel trailers. The sites provide services like water, electricity, showers, and waste disposal. The initiative aims to attract the growing RV tourism segment and boost local spending.

A new campsite, Camping & Motorhome 259, has opened on Route RN 259 near Trevelin, Argentina, targeting motorhome and camping travelers. The facility provides electricity, water hookups, waste disposal, Wi-Fi, and 24-hour security. It is also listed on the iOverlander app, making it accessible to international travelers.

The Argentine province of Mendoza has launched the Mendoza VanLife program to promote tourism using motorhomes, caravans, and recreational vehicles. The initiative combines infrastructure, accommodation, and outdoor experiences, with 30 local businesses already registered at launch. The program aims to attract travelers seeking autonomy and nature, diversifying the local tourism economy.

The tourism board of Argentina's Mendoza province has introduced the Mendoza VanLife program to promote motorhome, camper van, and travel trailer tourism. The program features over 20 equipped stops across five zones in the province. The stops provide electrical hookups, potable water, Wi-Fi, and restroom facilities.

The Argentine province of Mendoza has launched the Mendoza VanLife program to promote tourism via motorhomes, camper vans, and travel trailers. The initiative features a network of over 20 equipped stops across five main regions of the province. Services at the stops include electrical hookups, potable water, Wi-Fi, and bio-digester sanitation systems.

The Mendoza VanLife program is establishing a network of stops for motorhomes, campers, and travel trailers. The first confirmed node in the Malargüe department is the family-run tourist attraction Laberintos Carmona. At launch, 30 establishments across the province had registered for the program.

The authorities of Argentina's Mendoza province have launched the country's first official program for motorhome and camper van travelers. The Mendoza VanLife program networks 28 service providers offering standardized modules with parking, electricity, water, and waste disposal. The initiative aims to capture a growing tourism segment and position the south of the province as a strategic entry point.

The government of Córdoba province has launched the 'Motorhome Route', the country's first network of 10 service points for motorhomes and camper vans. Each site offers free potable water and a controlled system for grey and black water discharge. The initiative aims to formalize the growing trend of autonomous travel.

The Mendoza Tourism Board has launched the Mendoza VanLife program to develop tourism using motorhomes, campers, and recreational vehicles. The initiative includes creating infrastructure with overnight spots, electricity, water, and Wi-Fi, and involves local businesses. Thirty accommodations across various departments of the province have already registered for the program.

The province of Mendoza is developing infrastructure for motorhome and camper van travelers. Service stations with water, electricity, and waste disposal are being set up along key highways. The cost of renting a motorhome is comparable to a conventional hotel night.

The Mendoza Tourism Board in Argentina has launched the Mendoza Vanlife program to develop motorhome and camper van tourism. The initiative permits motorhome travelers to stay at private vineyards and campgrounds, with service providers able to register online. At launch, 30 establishments across 12 departments of the province had already joined the program.

Authorities in Argentina's Mendoza province have launched the Mendoza VanLife program to develop tourism using motorhomes, camper vans, and travel trailers. The initiative includes creating infrastructure with overnight spots, electricity, water, and Wi-Fi, and engaging local businesses. At launch, 30 local enterprises have already joined the program.

The Mendoza Tourism Board has launched the Mendoza VanLife program to promote motorhome and camper van tourism. Two sites in the San Rafael department now offer dedicated infrastructure for such travelers, including parking, 220V power, potable water, and dump stations.

The province of Mendoza has launched the Mendoza VanLife program to boost tourism involving motorhomes and recreational vehicles. The initiative includes developing service areas with electricity, water, and Wi-Fi, and currently involves 30 local businesses. The goal is to position Mendoza as a leading destination in South America for this type of travel.

Mendoza's tourism board has launched the Mendoza VanLife program to develop tourism for motorhomes, campers, and recreational vehicles. The initiative includes creating infrastructure with overnight spots, electricity, water, and Wi-Fi, and engaging local businesses. Thirty establishments across various departments of the province have already registered to participate.

The municipality of Ushuaia has officially enabled two designated points for the disposal and treatment of grey and black water from motorhomes. The service is available at the Fin del Mundo Equestrian Centre and the Bahía Golondrina Pretreatment Plant. The measure aims to preserve the environment and promote responsible tourism practices.

A dedicated motorhome route was officially opened in Argentina's Córdoba province in late 2025. The route features 10 key stops equipped with essential services like potable water, grey and black water disposal, and designated parking. The initiative aims to boost domestic tourism and cater to the growing popularity of RV travel in the country.

The province of Córdoba in Argentina has officially launched its 'Ruta del Motorhome', the country's first formal corridor for motorhomes, caravans, and camper vans. The initial network consists of 10 free service points offering potable water loading and controlled wastewater discharge, operational since November 2025. The initiative aims to organize the growing trend of mobile tourism and is planned to expand to over 20 locations in a second phase.

The province of Córdoba has presented the country's first circuit specifically designed for motorhomes and RVs. The route includes ten strategic points offering free basic services: potable water, grey and black water disposal, and designated parking. The project aims to boost the local economy and decentralize tourism.

The Argentine province of Córdoba has launched the country's first dedicated motorhome route. The circuit features 10 strategic points offering free essential services: drinking water, grey and black water disposal, and designated parking. The initiative aims to boost local economies and support the growing motorhome tourism segment.

The Córdoba Tourism Agency has launched a new tourist circuit for motorhomes and travel trailers. The network includes 11 service points offering free essential services such as potable water and waste water disposal. The initiative aims to boost itinerant tourism and support regional economies.

The province of Córdoba has inaugurated Argentina's first dedicated motorhome route, featuring 10 strategic points with free essential services like potable water and waste disposal. The initiative, launched in December 2025, aims to support the growing domestic RV tourism sector by facilitating travel and boosting local economies. The route connects destinations ranging from the Lago Piedras Moras lake to historical towns like Villa Tulumba.

The province of Córdoba has inaugurated Argentina's first tourist circuit specifically designed for motorhome and caravan travelers. The initial network consists of 10 operational service points offering free potable water, grey and black water disposal, and designated parking areas. The route connects towns across the province, aiming to boost itinerant tourism and local economies.

The province of Córdoba in Argentina has activated the first ten free assistance points of its "Ruta del Motorhome" tourist corridor. The points, spread across ten different locations, offer services like potable water and waste disposal. The initiative is part of a broader strategy to boost tourism and cater to the growing number of motorhome and camper van travelers.

The Córdoba Tourism Agency has launched the 'Motorhome Route,' a new tourist circuit with ten initial assistance points. These points provide essential free services, including potable water, grey and black water disposal, and designated parking. The route connects towns across the province and is planned to expand to more locations.

The Argentine province of Córdoba has launched a tourist route for motorhomes and travel trailers. The initial operational stage includes ten free service points offering potable water, grey and black water disposal, and parking. Presented by the Córdoba Tourism Agency, the network is planned to expand to over twenty towns.