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Currency converter for vanlifers and travelers
This free online currency converter is designed specifically for travelers, vanlifers, and anyone planning trips abroad. Instantly convert between over 24 popular currencies used in tourist destinations worldwide — from Euro and US Dollar to Turkish Lira, Georgian Lari, and Thai Baht.
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The converter uses real-time exchange rates updated hourly from reliable sources. Built-in calculator lets you perform quick math operations — useful when splitting expenses or calculating tips. Your preferred currencies are saved in the browser, so you don't have to set them up again.
Currency tips for travelers
When traveling by campervan or RV through different countries, it's important to monitor exchange rates. Keep some cash in local currency for tolls, parking, and small purchases. Use this converter to plan your daily budget and track expenses in your home currency.
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Most requested conversions for vanlifers: EUR to TRY (Turkey), EUR to GEL (Georgia), USD to THB (Thailand), EUR to PLN (Poland). Rates update automatically so you always see current information for trip planning.
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All NewsA meetup of camper owners organised by the national association JRL is being held on the 10th and 11th in Namie, Fukushima Prefecture, around the Fukushima Ikoi-no-Mura Namie complex. About 30 campers have gathered. The event is taking place in Fukushima Prefecture.
Volkswagen has revealed the 2027 Grand California in the UK. Based on the Crafter, it comes in 600 (5.98 m) and 680 (6.80 m) versions with kitchen, fixed bed and bathroom with shower and toilet. A new off-grid package adds a solar panel and two 40Ah lithium iron phosphate batteries, increasing usable capacity by 40%. The package costs £1,450 excluding VAT. A Dune special edition with black bumpers and 17-inch black wheels is also available. Prices excluding VAT start at £68,960 for the 600 and £69,960 for the Dune.
German publication Promobil has published a test of the Sprite Cruzer 540 SR caravan. The model features a three-part front window spanning the full width, a panoramic window in the roof curve and side windows that create an airy lounge area. A second feature is a full-width bathroom with a central washbasin positioned outside, in front of the Queensbed. Standard equipment includes a combi heating system, audio system, gas oven and microwave. The review notes high noseweight and furniture construction that is visually plain in places.
Camping-Car Magazine published a review of the Westfalia Nansen 600L campervan, manufactured in France. It also featured reports from the Caravan Salon in Düsseldorf, which attracted nearly 260,000 visitors, and from the 60th SVDL show in Paris, where 2027 models were displayed. The Vanecdotes podcast told the story of Fiona Lauriol, who traveled for three years in a motorhome with her centenarian grandmother.
The Ffaccc Travel Forum (Fédération française des associations et clubs de camping-cars) will take place on 8–9 November 2026 in Saint-James, in the Manche department. The event is open to all, including non-motorhome owners. Clubs will present upcoming trips, professional tour operators will offer group motorhome tours, and exhibitors will show equipment and services. The programme includes a lotto evening, a gala dinner with music, and a draw as part of the Ffaccc Treasure Hunt.
Carabinieri in Lugo arrested two Romanian nationals, aged 22 and 21, on suspicion of attempted money laundering. They allegedly bought a motorhome in Turin for 58,000 euros using a forged bank transfer receipt. The 62-year-old owner from Turin discovered the fraud and found his motorhome listed for sale at a new price. The Renault Font Vendome Master Van was seized and returned to its rightful owner.