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.

Dacia has introduced a "Sleep Pack" conversion kit for its largest SUV, the Bigster, turning it into a camper. The kit, priced at 1,748 euros, includes a boot box, a bed frame, and a mattress, creating a 1.9×1.3 meter sleeping area. The company also offers two tent options, one of which attaches to the tailgate to create a 5.6-meter long annex.

Novi Sad-based Ling Mobility Solutions offers rental of winter-ready camper vans at a special rate starting from 100 euros per day. The promotion is valid until March 31. Recommended destinations include ski resorts in the French Alps, Austria, and the Italian Dolomites.