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Marcos Heinrich, Oriol Roig, and Manel Rusiol opened the surf school O Ancoradoiro in Louro, Galicia. They converted an abandoned caravan into an office. The school started operating in June 2026.
The Villarcayo city council is considering two plots for a new paid motorhome area with 25 spaces: near the Cigüenza urbanization or in the Pontones area. The project, included in the 2026 budget with €120,000, is being drafted by a consultant who will also determine the best location. The initial site near the new tourist hostel was discarded after the Ebro Hydrographic Confederation declared it a flood zone. The area will feature automated access control, individual water and electricity hookups, and a fee to prevent uncontrolled camping that has caused resident complaints.
Two groups of Argentine fans have embarked on RV journeys to support their national team at the World Cup in the US. One family from Kansas City customized an RV in team colors, while a couple from San Juan arrived in Kansas in a Yafar Joven.
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The 15th ExpoMóvil exhibition will take place on June 19–20 on Avenida de Canarias in Vecindario (Santa Lucía de Tirajana, Gran Canaria). The event will feature new and used cars, motorcycles, bicycles, caravans and mobility services.
A circular bus line connecting Marjaleria with the beach area has started operating. The route includes about 30 stops and will run until September 13. The free parking lot on Ferrandis Salvador Street has been reserved exclusively for cars and motorcycles until September 15, with motorhome parking prohibited.
Lorena from Morón and her French partner Rei left their conventional life to travel the world in a Volkswagen T4 with their dog Sol. After sailing across South America, they are now documenting their journey through Morocco. They fund their travels through remote work, including web design and content creation.
Kia has started sales of the Carnival High Roof, a new version of its best-selling RV with a 270 mm roof height increase. Available in 9-seat and later 7-seat configurations, prices start at 52.11 million won.
On the morning of June 15, a caravan overturned on the A-7 highway in the municipality of Huércal-Overa (Almería). Two other vehicles were also involved in the accident. According to the 112 emergency service, there were no injuries, but the incident caused a multi-kilometer traffic jam.
According to CamperDays, 15% of Spanish camper van bookings for June–September are for Edinburgh. The UK ranks third after the US (24%) and Canada (20%), with over 90% of UK bookings concentrated in Scotland. The city offers direct flights from multiple Spanish cities and serves as a gateway to the Highlands and the Isle of Skye.
Marcelo Torres from Mendoza, Argentina, drove over 13,000 km in a motorhome from Mendoza to Kansas City to fulfill a travel promise made to his deceased wife. He departed alone on May 5, crossed borders and vandalism incidents over a month, arriving on June 8. The journey will continue to Dallas and Miami, following the Argentine national team.
A motorhome owner reported damage to their vehicle while boarding a Naviera Armas ferry in Las Palmas. According to the passenger, the ramp had an excessive incline, causing the left rear corner of the motorhome to be scraped during embarkation. The incident occurred on June 14, 2026; the damage was noticed upon arrival in Tenerife. The passenger is awaiting a response from Balerias regarding liability.
A Can-Am off-road vehicle rolled over multiple times in the La Cruz de Benjamín area of the Altar Desert. Two occupants sustained minor injuries. Fellow travelers assisted the injured and righted the vehicle.
Several groups of Argentine fans, including football legend Ricardo Bochini, have embarked on motorhome journeys across the US to support the Argentine national team at the 2026 World Cup. The trips are documented on social media and include promises of free hotel rooms if Argentina wins.
Special correspondent Nolo Sánchez from Argentine outlet El Doce encountered a storm while traveling to Kansas for World Cup coverage. He received a tornado warning and captured footage of the weather from his motorhome.
Hernán Romero, a New York resident, drove 29 hours in a motorhome to Kansas City to attend World Cup matches. With a group of friends, he organized a pre-match party featuring drums, flags, asado, and Fernet. About 50 drummers from various states are expected to participate. Romero noted that a bottle of Fernet costs up to $45 in the US and advised bringing it from Argentina.
On June 13, 2026, a fire broke out in Plasencia, Spain, very close to caravans used by fairground workers. The flames threatened the trailers serving as temporary accommodation. Details on casualties and damage are being clarified.
The 2026 World Cup will feature 48 teams, 104 matches, and 16 host cities across the US, Canada, and Mexico. For fans wanting to follow their team, a motorhome combines transport and accommodation. The total route to the final is estimated at about 8050 km, considered manageable over a month.
Italian manufacturer Rimor has introduced the Sarus 66 Plus, a motorhome measuring 7.44 m in length, 2.34 m in width, and 2.94 m in height, with an interior height of 2.07 m. The model accommodates four adults and features a rear double bed, a drop-down bed above the dinette, a kitchen with a gas hob, a separate toilet and shower. It is built on a Fiat Ducato chassis with a 2.2 Multijet diesel engine producing 140 hp and a 6-speed manual transmission. Fuel tank capacity is 80 L, fresh water tanks are 20+60 L, and grey water tank is 100 L. The garage measures 750×700 mm. Prices start from €70,000.
Muttiny House unveiled the Fi-Ra, a motorhome built on a triple-axle AL-KO chassis, measuring 10 m long, 2.55 m wide, and 4 m high. It features two lofts connected by a walkway and large glazed surfaces. The base price is €45,000, with final cost depending on options (home automation, solar panels, audio systems).
Javier González, a 69-year-old pensioner, has lived in a motorhome on Mallorca for five years due to unaffordable rents. He claims that children and grandchildren of locals will end up living in caravans as rental prices soar. González criticizes Palma's mayor for eviction policies, noting that many working people cannot afford housing.
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