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Former South Korean national football player Song Jong-guk was seen at the opening ceremony of a football center in Anyang. He had previously stated that he has been living for several years in a camper van worth approximately 70 million won, which he calls his home, following his divorces and property disputes.

Musician Yoon Dohyun showcased two motorhomes and a separate stationary base. The presentation took place on April 11 on the MBC program 'All the Shows You've Watched', where he explained the concept of using the vehicles and the fixed facility.

The South Korean government intends to ease regulations to stimulate private investment in the caravan sector. The plan includes creating 100 new campsites and developing standards of operation (SOC) to ensure safety. The initiative aims to develop tourism infrastructure and identify new investment projects.

South Korea's Ministry of Planning and Budget has launched mobile caravans to identify excessive regulations hindering businesses. The project, implemented in cooperation with KDI, involves visiting 100 companies to collect complaints and suggestions for regulatory simplification.

The Korea Development Institute has launched a pilot project to deploy private caravans in seven regions. The 100 billion won program aims to stimulate the economy through private investment in recreational infrastructure. The project is managed by the Public and Private Infrastructure Investment Management Center and involves the creation of social overhead capital facilities.

The Cliff 600 RT motorhome has been introduced. The model is positioned as a premium motorhome with European design, combining the functionality of a tent and a caravan. A video featuring the model is available for viewing.