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November Newsletter - Sharing News In and Around ANW

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Welcome to your November 2022 ANW newsletter. This month we take this opportunity to welcome two new advertisers; Broadlands Naturist Sun Club and NaturistCroatia.com more details and links below.



During the last two December's ANW have counted down to the New Year with a daily activity. The countdown to 2023 will be;

"31 Ways to Enjoy Naturism" - Starting with the first choice tomorrow. 31 Ways to Enjoy Naturism

Virtual Meets

Thank you to all the Life and Annual Members who took part in the first two November virtual meet sessions. 

In the following virtual meets we will talk about the theme "December 2023 Countdown - Different Ways of Enjoying Naturism". It will cover two sessions for take the different time zones into consideration and these are; Wednesday 7th December 2022 at 21.00 GMT and Thursday 22nd December 2022 at 10.00 GMT.

The links for you to access these sessions will be emailed to Life and Annual Members and added to the relevant Virtual Meet forum topic. If you want to know more about the sessions please visit the Virtual Meets tab below.

Virtual Meets

Our Journey - By A Naturist Family

A Naturist Family - A Journey - A Suggested Reading Order - Earlier this month an ANW member suggested the idea of reading the posts of A Naturist Family in a timeline order. This daunting challenge has resulted in a chronological sequence of A Naturist Family's on-going story, currently with 171 articles, blog posts and videos. Paul Settle writes "You are doing so much for us all. We don't deserve you, or perhaps we do. Keep going."A Journey - A Suggested Reading Order

Broadlands Naturist Sun Club

Broadlands Naturist Sun Club located in Norfolk and set in 25 acres of woodland. They are a family orientated and pet friendly club that welcomes like-minded visitors. You can book to bring your tent, caravan or motorhome, stay for a week in one of the static caravans, or just visit for the day. Take a look at their page Broadlands Naturist Sun Club

Naturist Croatia

NaturistCroatia.com is hosted by Dana and Bob a naturist couple with lifetime experience in tourism and sailing. Dana is your hostess, snorkelling and tourist guide. Bob is your skipper and sailing instructor - if you are looking for a wonderful sailing experience in Croatia please visit their page. Naturist Croatia

If you would like ANW to help promote your naturist endeavour please check out the link below. Promoting on ANW

Groups and Meet Ups

Dana and Bob have created a new group - Sailing Croatia Nude. The idea of this group is to connect all sailors and all those interested in sailing cruises in Croatia. They share their experiences, information, travel plans and organise meetings. If you would like to be a pirate and join this group please click on the tab below.

Visit Sailing Croatia Nude

Naked Label Challenge!

For Nude-vember this year, we invited Life and Annual Members to find a food or drink product with Naked, Nude or another similar worded on its label along with a photograph with it as nature intended. Various members have so far taken part, but it is not too late to get involved in this ongoing project. Click below to find out more.

Take the Challenge

Interviews and Articles

This series is designed to show how rich the naturist community is with fascinating individuals from all walks of life and all over the globe, and this month the interview continues with ANW Member Steve (BOP Badger) and Emma from Bay of Plenty, New Zealand. - Rin and Robin write; "Great interview guys, we agree with so many aspects of your points, especially the impact of "Fast Fashion." Really great to read this, thanks for doing it."



Please share these articles to your friends and followers on other social media platforms and if you would like to get involved yourself, do get in touch and email connect@anaturistworld.comArticles Home page

What is new in the Community Blog Library

Wow - what a busy month of blogging! We share a preview to this months blog posts within the community library.



Our First Time Socially Nude - Adam's Musings shares his first time being socially nude - RnR write "Thanks for writing this Adam, that first time can be tense, but it is so wonderful your wife got out the car and experienced the joy of her first time socially naked."



Our Blogging Journey, with RnR - these regular contributors look back at their journey from home naturists, to social naturists; and how blogging for ANW played a huge role in that - Marc writes "It's always a pleasure to read your posts and comments, and I'm amazed at how a simple concept, getting naked, can bring people from all over the world together."



Is Nudism “Normal”? by Marc who explores the topic with well researched ideas. Steve Kelly writes "Life is a totally unique experience to all of us, even a shared experience like covid lockdowns or the Queen dying, are unique to us all, so in a way normal doesn't really exist."



2022 First Fall Fest by Umberto and Elena - Another naturist and tourist trip! This time in ITALY, to see if it is possible to practice naturism in this Catholic country. - Anna ANW writes "wonderful - looking forward to seeing the continuation."



A Naturist Paradise - The beaches near San José (Cabo De Gata, Spain) by Alan who shares his tourist guide to the naturist beaches near San José, Cabo De Gata. Steve ANW writes "Thanks for sharing this wonderful first blog Alan."



Andy and Patti P - It's winter... what shall we do? Offering their idea of the many things we can now do as naturists. Gareth Danielle write "Great blog post, thanks for sharing."



A Naturist Family - Our Diary # 16 – August, September, October 2022 - A look at the lives of A Naturist Family during the months of August, September and October 2022 - Rich5213 writes "Great piece as always! Time is strange concept, sometimes it feels unbelievable how much has been fitted into a relatively short period."



A Naturist Family - Naked Cooking #15 - Pumpkin, Chickpea and Coconut Curry followed by Pumpkin Mousse - Steve Kelly writes "pumpkins are so versatile it's so funny that people have not seen them as an actual edible vegetable rather than just something to carve a face into."



Every day is a new day, every day can be a nude day. Here’s how! - by Marc where he shares four ways to embrace daily naturism and make simple nudity your preferred choice of clothing. Leyoh writes - "Wonderful advice!"



The Season of the Spirts - by RnR - reflecting on their life in the garden and the similarities to the past. Rich5213 writes "Some really interesting observations of how despite the huge changes in lifestyles and technology there are some almost primal drivers to our patterns of behaviour that retain a connection with the past. And, of course, superbly written."



2022 End Summer Tour - Part 2 / 2 by Umberto and Elena Umberto and Elena continue with the second part of their journey where they continue visiting Croatia and end in North East Italy. Dons says "Your story is inspiring to say the least".



My Naturist Journey - Chapter 4 - by a.C of a.b.y.a. C - Chapter 4 - Starting A Naturist Family a.C writes another wonderful piece and RnR say "What a brilliant blog post, many thanks for sharing this, we agree with so much of what you have written, especially fashion, which is now the second largest polluter on the planet. What an amazing family and outlook you have, it was a joy to read what you have shared."



If you have enjoyed these posts, please do not forget to leave a review. It is quick and easy to do Take me to the Community Blog Library

What is new in the Members Blog Library



"Nude Noel" Christmas song - SimonAndHelen Berriman have requested ANW members to take part in their Christmas Carol video - the deadline is today - but if you are quick they may be able to fit you in. 



Rich5213 has taken us on his fascinating My Naturist Journey - Read the first four parts shared this month. 

Members Only Blog Library

ANW Site Upgrades

Further upgrades will commence during the early part of December to continue optimisation improvements again we will try and keep this time to a minimal and aim to warn you before it happens.

Our favourite quote this month; " ...ANW became a big focus for us. It allowed us to actually get other perspectives and views, to learn more about the social naturist scene. We were looking to get more involved with other like minded individuals, and for us, it became what we now see as a major stepping stone into the outside naturist world. To be honest, for us, stuck at home, it was the single most positive aspect of our life at that time." - By RnR.



Until next time...

Best Wishes Anna and Steve - A Naturist World 

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Paul Merton: ‘I stayed in one of the world’s worst hotels in China’

The comedian recalls terrible hotels in China, mishaps with malaria tablets and why he’s happiest holidaying in the UK

Interview by Nick McGrath

From The Sunday Times, 22nd February 2023

Paul Merton, 65, first performed at the Comedy Store in 1982 and since 1990 has been a fixture on the BBC’s Have I Got News for You, which returns this spring for its 65th series. He lives in London with his third wife, Suki Webster, his co-star on Channel 5’s Motorhoming with Merton & Webster

My first holiday of any substance was to a holiday camp in Hemsby, on the edge of the Norfolk Broads. I was eight years old and I loved it. I loved the space to run around and the people drinking beer and watching the shows in the ballroom. It felt idyllic.

I visited Ireland a couple of years later and got a lot of attention from my mum’s relatives, which was great for my performer’s ego. We saw the Ring of Kerry and I was charmed by the locals’ love of words and storytelling.

I spent most of the Eighties living in a bedsit earning very little money, so the first time I travelled further afield was in 1987, when I went all the way to Australia, with a heavy cold, to visit my girlfriend at the time.

The cheapest route was London to Sydney, via Athens and Singapore. In Athens, the complimentary coach from the hotel to the airport was full of boy scouts from Liechtenstein, who were on their way to Sydney for an international scouting jamboree. Being stared at by three-dozen hostile Liechtensteiner boy scouts is an experience I won’t forget.

After a two-day delay in Singapore, I eventually got to Sydney on Christmas Day with horrible jet lag and an even heavier cold, sat down to Christmas lunch in 35C heat, then fell asleep for 16 hours. It felt like I’d been kicked in the head by a horse.

I’d only been earning £30 a gig, sometimes £10 even, so holidays were rare. But as my career took off, I travelled more — including to Kenya in 1990, where I had a terrible experience with anti-malarial drugs. Back then you had to take a weekly and daily pill and I had a severe reaction to the weekly pill, but it took a while to work out what the problem was.

Each Friday, first in Kenya and then back home in London, I’d take this pill then start to hallucinate. I got these paranoid thoughts, where I believed I was being followed by the Freemasons and could predict the next song on the radio. Which I couldn’t.

I then went to places like St Lucia, but felt uncomfortable driving around in a rented Land Rover that probably represented what some people there might earn in half a lifetime. I felt the same visiting Cape Town.

I was lucky enough to film a couple of travel documentary series in India and China — and had totally contrasting experiences. The poverty was dramatic in India, but the people were polite and proud and when I returned to film in Mumbai, Delhi and Calcutta, they found our earnestly awful attempts at Bollywood improv hilarious and gave us multiple standing ovations.

I wouldn’t return on holiday to China, as the state interference leaves a bit of a nasty taste, as does the spitting. You literally pull up at some traffic lights and a woman in a very nice car will open her window and spit on the road. Everybody does it. Maybe a popular Chinese film star was a passionate spitter. Or perhaps Chairman Mao decreed it a healthy habit. Filming while surrounded on all sides by armed soldiers wasn’t massively relaxing either.

I also stayed in one of the world’s worst hotels in China. The foyer had a tarpaulin covered in some unusually dark stains and the room had bits of wall missing and stank of urine. I moved to a nearby hotel which was equally basic but clean, at least, although the TV was puzzling. It had a single channel showing a military man laden with medals berating a group of people for hours on end while they looked shamefaced.

I’d love to visit New Zealand as everyone raves about it. Another place I definitely won’t go back to is Tahiti, which everyone imagines is a South Sea paradise, but for me, it wasn’t. The hotel I stayed in was completely overrun by cats.

These days I prefer British holidays, as airports in the 21st century leave you with a low level of anxiety. My wife and I now love travelling round Britain in our motorhome, which is basically a hotel room on wheels. If we all could drop the idea that we have to go on holiday somewhere that has guaranteed sun, holidaying in this country has a lot going for it.

Paul and Suki will be speaking at the Caravan, Camping & Motorhome Show at the NEC Birmingham, which runs from February 21 to 26 (ccmshow.co.uk)

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Life in a Motorhome in New Zealand: Living the Dream on Wheels

New Zealand. The land of breathtaking landscapes, winding roads, and endless adventures. And what better way to experience it all than by living in a motorhome?

The Ultimate Freedom One of the most incredible parts of motorhome life in NZ is the sense of absolute freedom. You’re not tied to one place. You can wake up to the sound of waves crashing along the coast one day and then park up next to a misty mountain range the next. With no set route, no agenda, every day feels like a blank canvas waiting to be filled with adventure.

Waking Up to Epic Views Imagine opening your door to views of emerald green hills, tranquil lakes, and jagged peaks covered in snow. You’ll find motorhome spots with landscapes that feel like they were pulled straight from a fantasy novel. And the sunrises and sunsets? Pure magic. Golden skies reflecting off crystal-clear waters, the world feels so expansive when your home has four wheels and a wide-open view.

Finding Those Hidden Gems What I love about motorhome life here is discovering hidden gems you’d probably never come across if you weren’t mobile. From remote hot springs tucked away in the forests to quiet beaches only accessible by dirt roads – New Zealand is full of surprises if you're willing to wander.

The Cozy Simplicity of Life on the Road Living in a motorhome simplifies everything. You learn to live with less – less stuff, less stress, and more time to appreciate the little things. A good cup of coffee with a view, reading a book by a river, or just watching the stars in the darkest skies you’ve ever seen. There's something comforting about having everything you need in one small space, all while being surrounded by the vastness of nature.

Challenges? Yep, But They’re Part of the Fun Not gonna lie, there are some tricky bits to this lifestyle. Finding the perfect campsite can take some trial and error, and you’ll quickly learn the importance of keeping up with the motorhome’s maintenance (especially when driving those winding mountain roads!). Oh, and don’t get me started on finding good WiFi in remote areas. But these little challenges make the journey more rewarding – like leveling up in your very own road adventure game.

A Tight-Knit Community The van and motorhome community in NZ is something special. Everyone has their own story, their own journey, but there’s a shared understanding. Whether it's a nod from a fellow traveler on the road, swapping stories over a campfire, or helping each other out with tips on the best free campsites, it feels like you’re part of something bigger.

Kiwis Are Some of the Kindest People Kiwis (the people, not the bird!) are so welcoming. Whether it’s locals pointing you to a secret spot that only the residents know about or the genuine friendliness you encounter at every stop, New Zealanders make you feel like you belong.

Why New Zealand? Out of all the places you could explore in a motorhome, New Zealand is something special. It's small enough that you can see so much in just a few weeks, but diverse enough that you could spend years here and still discover new places. Rainforests, fjords, glaciers, beaches, rolling vineyards – all within a few hours' drive. It’s honestly a road tripper's paradise.

So, What's Next? For now, I’ll just keep chasing those endless roads and postcard-worthy views. If you’ve ever thought about experiencing New Zealand from a motorhome, I can’t recommend it enough. It’s a way of life that connects you deeply with the land, the people, and your sense of adventure.

Who else is living the van life in NZ? Or who’s dreaming of hitting the open road here? Let’s swap stories!

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Caravan and Motorhome Market: Forthcoming Trends and Share Analysis by 2030

Caravan And Motorhome Market Size Was Valued at USD 48.22 Billion in 2022, and is Projected to Reach USD 90.59 Billion by 2030, Growing at a CAGR of 8.2% From 2023-2030.

A caravan is a vehicle without an engine that can be pulled by towing vehicles. A caravan is towed by a towing vehicle, and a motorhome is a self-contained vehicle with its own cab. A caravan is used for a short stay because it can move easily from one place to another.  Motorhomes are used for traveling and various activities such as shows, multi-day events, and parties. They reduce the costs of stays and flight costs as compared to everyday vacation activities. Individuals worldwide prefer recreational vehicles (RVs) due to increasing traveling habits and rising disposable income. Caravans are most commonly utilized for temporary accommodation when traveling. Besides, most people use them as their main residence due to benefits, such as easily towable units, low fuel consumption, lower maintenance and insurance costs, and depreciation value. The growth in travel schemes and the cost-effectiveness provided over other modes of travel are motivating customers to purchase recreational vehicles (RVs). This trend is witnessed in various geographical areas as the registration of caravans is increasing.

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The latest research on the Caravan and Motorhome market provides a comprehensive overview of the market for the years 2023 to 2030. It gives a comprehensive picture of the global Caravan and Motorhome industry, considering all significant industry trends, market dynamics, competitive landscape, and market analysis tools such as Porter's five forces analysis, Industry Value chain analysis, and PESTEL analysis of the Caravan and Motorhome market. Moreover, the report includes significant chapters such as Patent Analysis, Regulatory Framework, Technology Roadmap, BCG Matrix, Heat Map Analysis, Price Trend Analysis, and Investment Analysis which help to understand the market direction and movement in the current and upcoming years. The report is designed to help readers find information and make decisions that will help them grow their businesses. The study is written with a specific goal in mind: to give business insights and consultancy to help customers make smart business decisions and achieve long-term success in their particular market areas.

Leading players involved in the Caravan and Motorhome Market include:

Thor Industries, Inc.(US), Forest River, Inc. (US), Winnebago Industries, Inc. (US), Coachmen RV (US)Bailey of Bristol (UK), Lunar Caravans Ltd. (UK), Auto-Trail VR Ltd. (UK), Concorde Reisemobile GmbH (Germany), and Other Major Player 

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Segmentation of Caravan and Motorhome Market:

By Caravan Type

Travel Trailers

Fifth-wheel Trailers

Folding Camp Trailers

Truck Campers

By Motorhome Type

A-Class Motorhomes

B-Class Motorhomes

C-Class Motorhomes

Campervans

By End User

Direct Buyers

Fleet Owners

By Regions: -

North America (US, Canada, Mexico)

Eastern Europe (Bulgaria, The Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, Romania, Rest of Eastern Europe)

Western Europe (Germany, UK, France, Netherlands, Italy, Russia, Spain, Rest of Western Europe)

Asia Pacific (China, India, Japan, South Korea, Malaysia, Thailand, Vietnam, The Philippines, Australia, New Zealand, Rest of APAC)

Middle East & Africa (Turkey, Bahrain, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, UAE, Israel, South Africa)

South America (Brazil, Argentina, Rest of SA)

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Market Production by Region: The report provides data related to imports and exports, revenue, production and key players of all the studied regional markets are covered in this section.

Caravan and Motorhome Profiles of Top Key Competitors: Analysis of each profiled Roll Hardness Tester market player is detailed in this section. This segment also provides SWOT analysis of individual players, products, production, value, capacity, and other important factors.

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Hit The Road

When you’re preparing for a campervan adventure on the road, HitTheRoad should be your very first stop. With full listings of every campervan hire company in Australia and New Zealand, and extensive listings of UK, Canada and US RV rental companies, we provide campervan hire company reviews, road trip tales, travel advice and comparisons of campervan, motorhome and RV rental prices. You can even book with HitTheRoad, so that’s one more thing to tick off your travel checklist and one step closer to being where you want to be, even if you don’t know where that is yet. When you’re seeking a true escape that’s off the beaten path, there’s no better way to explore than the four wheels of your hired campervan, motorhome or RV rental. Whichever corner of the earth is drawing you in – from Canada to USA, New Zealand to Australia – we’ve compiled the campervan hire companies that can get you around in style. We take care of everything, including insurance packages and any extras you might need to add on for your comfort and safety, such as GPS hire, camp chairs and satellite phones. And, because HitTheRoad sprouted from a love of travel and freedom, we encourage you to share your stories with us by writing a review of your campervan hire company afterwards.

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Motorhomes and campervans are like travelling homes that let you go wherever you want without leaving the comforts of home behind. You get more space and luxury with a motorhome, like a small house that moves. With a campervan, you get a more simple and compact living space that's easy to drive around. This article will break down the differences between motorhomes and campervans, helping you understand what each one offers. By the end, you'll have a clearer picture of what suits your travel needs and preferences best, whether you're considering a Christchurch motorhome hire or a Queenstown campervan hire.

Size and Comfort

Motorhome

Motorhomes are generally bigger and offer more space and comfort. They are like little apartments on wheels, with separate areas for sleeping, cooking, and relaxing. A motorhome might be the best choice if you're planning a long trip or have a big family. Many travellers opt for motorhome hire in Christchurch or other popular locations to enjoy a roomy and comfortable experience.

2. Campervan

Campervans are smaller and more compact. They usually have just what you need without extra frills. Campervans are great for couples or small groups who want to travel light and are happy with less space. South Island campervan hire, for example, is a popular choice for those looking to explore on a budget.

Features and Facilities 1. Motorhome

A motorhome usually has a fully equipped kitchen, bathroom, and other amenities like TV and air conditioning. It's like having a small house you can drive around! If you're looking for a comfortable and spacious journey, this might be the right option.

2. Campervan

A campervan is more basic. There might be a simple kitchenette and sleeping area, but usually no separate bathroom. Queenstown campervan hire, or similar options, is perfect for those who love the idea of simple living on the road. If you are a fan of minimalism and want to be closer to nature, a campervan offers a more raw and authentic travelling experience, giving you just what you need and nothing more.

Cost 1. Motorhome With all those extras, motorhomes usually cost more to rent or buy. Fuel costs might also be higher because motorhomes are larger and heavier. If comfort and luxury are your top priorities, and you're willing to spend a bit more, a motorhome could be your ideal home on wheels.

2. Campervan

Campervans are often a more affordable choice. They are smaller and lighter, so they usually use less fuel. This might be the way to go if you're travelling on a tight budget. A campervan can offer a fantastic, budget-friendly adventure that still keeps you comfortable.

Flexibility 1. Motorhome

Motorhomes are bigger, so driving or parking in busy areas might be harder. They are great for staying in one place for a while and really settling in. A motorhome offers stability and space to unwind at your own pace if your journey is more about leisurely exploration and less about constant movement.

Campervan

Campervans are more nimble and easy to drive around. If you're planning to move from place to place frequently and explore different sites, a campervan might be a better choice. This feature makes them perfect for travellers who crave spontaneous exploration and adventure.

Conclusion

Choosing between a motorhome and a campervan depends on your needs, budget, and travel style. Think about what's most important to you, whether it's space, comfort, cost, or flexibility, and that will guide your choice. And if you're considering exploring the beautiful landscapes of New Zealand, why not check out CamperCo for an unforgettable journey? They offer great options to suit every traveller's needs and will make your adventure on wheels an experience to remember. For detailed information, visit this website- Camperco.co.nz.

FAQs

Is it easier to drive a campervan or a motorhome?

Campervans are generally easier to drive due to their smaller size and more car-like handling. They're similar to driving a larger van, which many people find manageable. Motorhomes, especially the bigger ones, can be more challenging to drive. They require getting used to the size, turning radius, and manoeuvrability, especially in tight spaces or on narrow roads.

Which one is better for a short weekend trip, a motorhome or a campervan?

For a short weekend trip, a campervan is often more convenient as they are quicker to set up and pack up. They're smaller, so you can park them more easily, even in smaller campsites or urban areas. You have more amenities with a motorhome, but for a short trip, you might not need all the extra space and facilities.

How many people can comfortably sleep in a motorhome and a campervan?

Motorhomes can usually sleep more people, often 4 to 6, because they're bigger. Campervans usually sleep 2 to 4 people. Think about how many people will travel with you and how much space you need to sleep comfortably.

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Best RV Rentals 2023

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Outdoorsy: As a leading peer-to-peer RV rental platform, Outdoorsy connects RV owners with eager travelers. Their vast selection of RVs includes motorhomes, campervans, and trailers, allowing adventurers to find the perfect fit for their journey.

RVshare: Another prominent peer-to-peer platform, RVshare boasts various RVs available for rent across the United States. Their user-friendly website and transparent rental process make it easy for travelers to book their dream RV.

Cruise America: A well-established name in the RV rental industry, Cruise America offers reliable and well-maintained Class C motorhomes. With multiple rental locations, they cater to families, couples, and individuals alike.

Road Bear RV: For those seeking a luxurious RV experience, Road Bear RV excels with its fleet of high-end motorhomes. Equipped with premium amenities, their vehicles ensure a comfortable and stylish adventure.

Escape Campervans: Specializing in uniquely designed campervans, Escape Campervans provides a fun and distinctive way to explore the open road. Their vibrant and artistic exteriors make for a memorable and Instagram-worthy journey.

JUCY RV Rentals: JUCY offers compact and affordable campervans for solo travelers and small groups. Their signature purple and green designs make JUCY campervans easily recognizable and budget-friendly.

Apollo RV Rentals: With an international presence, Apollo offers RV rentals in the United States, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand. Their diverse fleet and global reach make them an attractive choice for travelers seeking adventure overseas.

When choosing the best RV rental company, consider rental rates, customer reviews, rental policies, roadside assistance, and available add-ons. Each of these top RV rental companies offers a unique experience, ensuring travelers find the perfect RV for their road trip adventures in 2023.

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HitTheRoad offers Top Quality Campervan Hire Brisbane

HitTheRoad is a campervan hire company in Australia and New Zealand and has extensive listings in the UK, Canada, and the USA. We provide a wide range of services like campervan hire company reviews, road trip tales, travel advice, and comparisons of campervan, motorhome, and RV rental prices. We have a wide range of vehicles which you can choose by yourself on a very limited budget. HitTheRoad offers top quality campervan hire Brisbane.

We have completed over 450 campervan suppliers worldwide and further than 300 rental companies reviewed us.

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"Kiwi Car Hire: Experience the Best of New Zealand on Four Wheels"

Car rental services in New Zealand provide travelers with the flexibility and convenience to explore the country's stunning landscapes and attractions at their own pace. Here are some different details about car rental in New Zealand: 

Rental Car Agencies: New Zealand has numerous rental car agencies operating at major airports, cities, and popular tourist destinations. International rental car companies and local providers are available, offering a wide range of vehicles to suit various preferences and budgets. 

Vehicle Options: Rental car options in New Zealand typically include compact cars, sedans, SUVs, vans, and sometimes motorhomes or campervans. The availability of specific vehicle models may vary, and it's advisable to book in advance, especially during peak travel seasons. 

Rental Requirements: To rent a car in New Zealand, you generally need a valid driver's license from your home country or an International Driving Permit (IDP). Some rental car agencies may have a minimum age requirement for renting, typically around 21 or 25 years old. 

Booking and Rates: It's recommended to book your rental car in advance to secure the best rates and availability. Rates can vary based on factors such as the type of vehicle, rental duration, and additional services or insurance coverage chosen. Comparing prices and reading customer reviews can help you find the best deal. 

Driving in New Zealand: In New Zealand, driving is on the left-hand side of the road, and the road rules adhere to international standards. Familiarize yourself with local road signs, speed limits, and give way rules. New Zealand's diverse terrain includes winding roads, so exercise caution and drive according to the conditions. 

Insurance and Additional Services: Rental car agencies in New Zealand typically offer insurance options, including collision damage waiver (CDW) and third-party liability coverage. You may also have the option to add extras like GPS navigation, child seats, or snow chains depending on your needs. 

One-way Rentals and Inter-Island Travel: Some rental car agencies in New Zealand allow one-way rentals, enabling you to pick up a vehicle in one location and drop it off at another. It's also possible to travel between the North and South Islands using the inter-island ferry services, taking your rental car with you for further exploration. 

Roadside Assistance: Most rental car agencies in New Zealand provide 24/7 roadside assistance for any mechanical issues or emergencies during your rental period. Keep their contact information handy in case you need assistance. 

Before renting a car in New Zealand, carefully read and understand the rental agreement, including terms, conditions, and any restrictions on driving areas or off-road usage. Take note of fuel requirements, return policies, and any additional fees that may apply. 

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I decided to make a mock-up for my animation, to see how achievable it was and to get an idea of what it would look like. to gauge how I wanted to create it. I created the assets, the motorhome, and the background, for this on Illustrator, then put these into after effects and added motion to the motorhome to make it look like it was driving.

the drawing of the motorhome took much longer than anticipated, despite it being a flat colour and simple style illustration. However, actually animating it to look like it was driving didn't take to long, changed the scale and position of the vehicle to make it look like it was getting smaller and further away.

Initially, i wanted to have the animation pan up from this wide angle behind the motorhome up to a bird's eye view angle of the scene. Ive realised this would take too long as I would have to draw a lot more angles of the motorhome. Whereas if I just have it cut from the wide angle to the birds eye view angle, I only have to draw two.

When I created the animation I realised that the vehicle appears as if speeds up as it gets further away, due to the fact that its going a shorter distance (than at the start) in the same amount of time. I will need to edit this so that it looks like it travels the same speed the entire time. I also want to make it sort of bounce up and down and side to side a little bit the the action/movement looks more natural, and it actually looks like its driving. If I have time I may also make the curtains seen inside the back window sway when the motorhome moves aswell.

I obviously have more edits and details I will add to the illustration, such as road markings and some minimal shading. I will also add some greenery to the edge of the road, because at the moment it doesn't look very much like a road in new Zealand, as it looks more like a desert road.

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