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Theatre producer Flavio Mendoza shared the interior of his motorhome on social media, a vehicle equipped for tours. The motorhome features a neutral beige colour scheme, luxury upholstered seats and a full kitchen with appliances and countertop. This setup allows him to combine work and family comfort while travelling, providing personal space without relying on hotel bookings.

Silvia and Sergio from Rosario converted a 1995 Mercedes-Benz 1215 passenger bus into a motorhome and have been traveling South America for over a year. Sergio originally bought the bus for spare parts for his work trucks, but his wife suggested turning it into a mobile home. The interior includes a full kitchen, inverter refrigerator, washing machine, air conditioning, and a 500-liter potable water tank. Power is supplied by four 450 W solar panels and two 200 Ah lithium batteries, with a 3000 W inverter peaking at 5000 W. A dry toilet and grey water tank are used. The couple reports lower stress and reduced consumption since retiring.

Meteorologist José Bianco has presented the interior of his motorhome, equipped for both travel and work. The vehicle features solar panels, expanded polyurethane insulation, double-glazed windows and an inverter air conditioner. Inside, there is a main bedroom with a large bed and a guest area with four sleeping places and a ceiling skylight. The living area converts into an additional bed, and the kitchen is compact but functional. Bianco uses the motorhome for trips to study weather phenomena and for remote work after leaving TN in 2026.

Demand for motorhomes and caravans in Argentina increased after the pandemic. Renting one costs USD 100–120 per day, higher than a three-star hotel. Fuel, insurance and a deposit for potential damage are additional. A used caravan costs USD 30,000–40,000, while a fully equipped motorhome ranges from USD 100,000 to 120,000. More than 10 rental companies operate in the country. The Expo Rodantear show is scheduled for October 22–25.

Marcelo Pistorio, creator of Autocamping TV, shared his experience of 25 years traveling across Argentina by motorhome. He discussed the evolution of this lifestyle, which is gaining popularity.

Irene and Carlos have lived together in a 10 sq m motorhome for three years. With no separate room to retreat to, they created a 'psychological space' that lets each have personal time. The couple also plans routes and overnight stops in advance to avoid conflicts caused by fatigue. They emphasize openly discussing issues and appreciating good moments.