ERiba returns to the motorhome market
After a 13-year absence from the world of motorhomes, the famous German caravan brand Eriba made its return to the motorhome market at the CMT leisure vehicle trade…
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A Citroën van for a vintage camping holiday
At the Caravan Salon in Düsseldorf and the Salon des Véhicules de Loisir in Le Bourget, the Citroën stand was the centre of attention. The French brand presented…
Camping with an electric van: zero emission for the Toyota Proace Eco REVOLUTION
At the Camping, Caravan and Motorhome Show in Birmingham, which took place in February, we were able to discover, on the CampervanCo stand, a brand new model of…
Gathering of caravans and motorhomes for the 100 years of Notin 
We love… Ford Nugget campervan
Nick Harding ventures out in a campervan that Ford can call its own Volkswagen does it with the California. Mercedes with its Marco Polo. So, why shouldn’t Ford…
We love… Auto-Sleeper Nuevo motorhome
Nick Harding reports on a motorhome that’s been near the top of the sales charts for 20 years. A long-term success story for Auto-Sleepers, this small, luxury coachbuilt…
Converting your pick-up into a motor home
How to transform your pick-up into a motor home in a few seconds? The company A&A Explorers provides the solution. Anthony and Adrien are two young engineers with…
65 years ago, the VW Kombi Van arrived in Hanover
On 8 March 1956, just 65 years ago, Volkswagen opened its Hanover plant to produce its popular Kombi Van. From the T1 to the T6, more than 9…
A new Bürstner van made in France
For eight years, the Franco-German brand Bürstner had abandoned vehicle production at its Wissembourg site in Alsace in favour of its Kehl site on the German side of…
Nissan brings teleworking to the campsite
With Covid, teleworking and living outdoor have never been so popular. To meet this ever-increasing demand for space, Nissan has imagined a real travelling office with a concept…