In an age of increasing digitalisation and globalisation, an old way of travelling is experiencing a remarkable renaissance: travelling by caravan, motorhome, van and camper is enjoying astonishing popularity. But why exactly? What drives this movement?
Freedom and Flexibility
One of the most important reasons is the unparalleled freedom and flexibility. Rather than being tied to fixed travel plans, motorhome owners can change their route spontaneously at any time and discover remote places that no travel brochure has ever heard of.
Back to Nature
In a world of constant connectivity, many people long for a return to nature. Motorhomes make it possible to explore secluded campsites and breathtaking landscapes — far from the noise of cities, close to the heartbeat of the earth.
Many European countries now offer designated nature pitches for motorhomes. In Scandinavia, the "Right to Roam" even permits overnight stays in the open countryside — an unforgettable experience for nature lovers.
Sustainability and Environmental Awareness
More and more people are choosing sustainable ways to travel. Motorhomes are often equipped with efficient, eco-friendly technologies — from solar panels and water-saving systems to modern lithium batteries. Conscious travel with a small footprint has become a deciding factor for many.
Working Remotely on the Road
The growing acceptance of remote work has given rise to digital nomads who simply take their office along on their travels. Motorhomes become mobile workspaces with a view — a laptop, reliable internet and a stunning backdrop replace the traditional office.
Thanks to mobile internet solutions like Starlink and LTE routers, stable connectivity is now available even at remote pitches. Many co-working spaces near campsites complement the offering.
Community and Social Connection
Campsites and pitches provide the perfect opportunity to meet like-minded people. Shared campfires, hikes and outdoor activities forge bonds that often last well beyond the trip itself. A community emerges, united by a shared sense of how life should be lived.