Motorhome News

Space is always a concern for motorhome drivers, but even those that require the most spacious vehicles will find themselves with room to spare in the new Concorde Reisemobile Centurion 1200 motorhome. The company unveiled its newest model in Hall 3, Stand B12 at the CMT Holiday Exhibition in Stuttgart, South Germany the other day…

The economic down turn has had a massive effect on the way that many members of the British public choose to go on holiday. Due to the fact that many people can no longer afford expensive holidays abroad, more and more people are choosing to go on caravan or motorhome holidays, which are ultimately benefitting…

  Motorhome owners feel the pinch during the winter months; fuel costs usually increase, that motorhome insurance renewal is due, all alongside a big tax bill. Today, however, saw the release of the Chancellor’s Autumn Statement which brought some welcome good news for motorhome owners; January’s scheduled increase in fuel duty has been scrapped. Good…

A huge increase in the number of visitors to Londonderry is expected next year when it will become the UK City of Culture. However, almost five-hundred concerned residents have signed a petition against a proposed campsite for caravans and motorhomes. The LRRG (Limavady Road Residents Group) has organised the petition of concern against the location…

The motorhome has, of course, always been the only choice for those wanting to travel in true luxury and style, but now HRH The Queen agrees! On one of her final Diamond Jubilee visits around the UK, Her Majesty was treated to a spin in one of Bailey of Bristol’s top motorhomes, the Approach 760…

  This year’s Motorhome and Caravan Show, held last month in the Birmingham NEC, proved to be a worthwhile weekend for motorhome buyers and traders alike. The Swift Group, one of the largest motorhome manufacturers in the UK, sold over £9m of motorhomes. Converters also reported good sales and the show was certainty a success…