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A caravan of 20 motorhomes and trailers stopped in Londrina as part of a tour through Paraná state. The event showcases autonomous living technologies, including solar panels and water treatment systems, and serves as a consultation for municipalities on creating caravanning infrastructure. The 2026 eco-labeled project plans to visit 80 municipalities.

An event was held in Apucarana, Paraná, on Monday as part of the 'Caminhos do Paraná' tourist circuit. It involved at least 25 motorhomes, with a program including city tours, educational activities for 300 students, and cultural performances. Organizers stated the project has generated over R$ 2.5 million for the economy since its start and aims to visit up to 80 municipalities by December.

The mayor of Ponta Grossa has fully vetoed a municipal law that would have regulated caravanning and established a support point for motorhomes. The veto was justified by legal issues, lack of financial impact assessment, and incompatibility with the purpose of Monteiro Lobato Park.

Brazil's largest caravan of motorhomes and trailers, Circuito Caminhos do Paraná, will expand its route to 80 cities in 2026, 30 more than in 2025. Eight stages will begin in April, involving 20 vehicles and 40 participants. The event includes free cultural and environmental activities for the public.

Brazilian actor Caio Castro purchased a Renault Master van for 700,000 reais and converted it into a mobile office. The three-month transformation includes Starlink satellite internet, massage and heated seats that convert into beds. The goal was to create a workspace for his team to work on videos and photos while traveling.

The city of Maringá will be a stop for a caravan of approximately 20 motorhomes and travel trailers touring Paraná state. The event starts on April 7, with the convoy reaching Maringá on April 17, featuring public activities and boosting local tourism.