Costs and planning for motorhome and caravan travel

Gustavo and Johanna, teachers from Argentina, built a motorhome from a bus and have been living and traveling in it for over three years with their five pets. They bought the bus for $2,200 and spent two and a half years on the DIY conversion. They now teach online and typically drive about 150 kilometers per day.

A Flemish family is unable to continue their trip in Argentina because of a technical failure in their motorhome. After two weeks of calling, the manufacturer suggested they drive 900 kilometers to the nearest service center for repairs.

A new control panel for motorhomes and travel trailers has been introduced. The device features two USB ports with PD and QC fast charging, a 150W 12V socket, a voltmeter, and a toggle switch. The panel is designed for installation in RVs and marine applications.

The Pro-Styling MPK 42 light panel has been introduced for installation in caravan roofs. The model measures 40 x 40 cm and functions as a skylight.

Argentine choreographer Flavio Mendoza is temporarily living in a luxury motorhome parked next to the Circo del Ánima, where his show is performed. The motorhome features a living room, kitchen, bedroom, and climate control, allowing him to rest between performances without commuting.

A scale for weighing caravans and motorhomes has been introduced. The device has a maximum load capacity of 1500 kg and is positioned as a safe and reliable solution for weight control before trips.