Potential static caravan owners in Wales will soon receive a boost following the approval of plans for a new multimillion-pound site that will also result in the creation of jobs.

Gwynedd Council gave the green light for the £15 million redevelopment of the Hafan Y Mor "luxury caravan park" in Pwllheli, which will feature 209 bases for luxury, static caravans, reports BBC News.

A leading tyre specialist in the south-west of England is urging touring caravan insurance users to drop by its premises for a free service ahead of their summer break.

Free caravan tyre examination will be offered by Wells Tyres in Webbs Close, Somerset, over the next few days as the peak of the holiday season is reached, reports thisisbristol.co.uk.

Touring caravan insurance users may want to drop by Strensham Services on the M5 this Friday (July 30th) to benefit from free safety advice and guidance provided by police and caravanning specialists.

Experts from the Caravan Club have teamed up with the Central Motorway Police Group (CMPG) and the Vehicle and Operator Services Agency to offer the tips in a bid to minimise the traditional summer rise in accidents involving caravans.

Families searching for a touring caravan insurance quote with the view to taking a summer break may want to consider a visit to Worcestershire to discover the region's culinary delights.

In a bid to enable visitors and locals alike to get a true taste of the county, Worcestershire has created a Food & Drink map, which could be useful to those taking caravan holidays.

Those looking for caravan insurance online may be interested to hear that the founders of the Rough Guide have joined forces with the Cool Camping team to create a new generation of travel guidebooks for the iPhone and iPad.

Designed for use over a weekend or a week's holiday, the new travel guide series will soon be made available to other smartphones and covers a wide range of destinations across the UK.

Touring caravan insurance users may want to take note of advice issued by the Highways Agency, which manages England's 4,300-mile network of motorways and major A-roads.

Journey planning should be a key part of preparing for caravan holidays as millions of Brits prepare to spend the next few weeks exploring the UK and other overseas destinations.

Touring caravan insurance users planning to drive into Europe for their summer breaks may want to drop by Franche-Comte to discover why Brits love visiting the destination.

According to Comite Regional du Tourisme de Franche-Comte, Brits like holidaying in the area because it is "hidden France" and has a lot of unique attributes.

The notion that caravan holidays are for people who cannot afford real breaks is a common misconception, according to Malcolm Bell, head of tourism with Visit Cornwall.

According to thisiscornwall.co.uk, the tourism industry insider argued that caravans sold for £15,000 to £20,000 a piece, with a powerful car required for towing them around.

Demand for caravan insurance could increase in coming years as a growing number of Brits get interested in mobile holiday homes, as well as static ones in caravan parks.

Coachman Caravans has revealed success in its annual two-day trade show where orders resulting from the event were more than 50 per cent higher than last year.

Touring caravan insurance users will be among thousands of Brits heading abroad this weekend as English schools break up for the summer and many will be rushing to purchase foreign currency.

Caravanners heading to the continent may want to ensure their mobile holiday homes are in good enough condition to be towed into Europe by giving them pre-travel checks such as tyre pressure examinations.

In news that may be of interest to those searching for static caravan insurance, a holiday park in Bridlington has been sold for £2.7 million, according to reports in the York Press.

Hawthorn Holiday Park, located on the outskirts of the village of Bempton, was sold to Aureus Leisure Limited by owner Ambrose Kingon, highlighting the growing demand for the outdoor spaces.

In news that may be of interest to people looking for caravan insurance online, a run-down camping and caravanning site in Suffolk is due to come back into use thanks to a £2 million deal.

The North Denes caravan and camping area in Lowestoft has been lying fallow for some years, but Tingdene Parks, an established caravan park operator, is set to breathe new life into it.

Those obtaining a caravan insurance quote may want to consider a visit to the port city of Liverpool to discover why the region is increasingly attracting visitors, including foreign tourists.

Research from VisitBritain shows that the European Capital of Culture in 2008 is among the top ten most popular UK cities and is ranked sixth after London, Edinburgh, Glasgow and Inverness.

Touring caravan insurance holders planning to drive north of the border over the next few weeks may be just in time for the Edinburgh International Festival, which runs from August 13th to September 5th.

Now in its 63rd year, the annual event presents three weeks of the finest creators and performers from the world of the arts for everyone to enjoy and should not be missed by any caravanners in the region.

The notion that car insurance will cover a mobile home is a common misconception, according to the Daily Mail, which has recommended getting insurance for caravans.

Figures from the Camping and Caravanning Club show bookings on caravan sites in the UK increased by 25 per cent last summer as Britain's estimated 500,000 caravanners made the best of the weather conditions.

Touring caravan insurance holders have been advised to carry out essential checks on their vehicle's tyres before setting off on their holidays to ensure a hassle-free journey and safe arrival.

Many caravanners will be jumping into their pride and joy to explore the countryside, but before doing so TyreSafe recommends also ensuring there is adequate tread depth and tyres are properly inflated.

Eco conscious holidaymakers looking for caravan insurance online will be glad to hear that one site in the south west of England has gone out of its way to establish green facilities for caravanners.

Around £80,000 has been invested in eco-friendly facilities at the Cheddar Camping and Caravanning Club site in Somerset, which now boasts new revolutionary amenities.

Demand for static caravan insurance could increase in the future if UK parents choose to take their children for domestic holidays in stead of subjecting themselves to exorbitant foreign holiday costs.

New research from Santander Cards has revealed that staggering premiums of as much as 85 per cent await parents planning to treat their kids to a family holiday over the school summer holidays in some resorts.

People with touring caravan insurance may want to head to the Camping and Caravanning Club's certificated sites whenever they take their next break in order to realise cost savings.

With more than 1,350 sites across the UK costing from just £3 a night, these smaller sites provide back-to-nature camping in some of the most beautiful locations the UK has to offer.

Touring caravan insurance holders using their mobile homes to discover the nation's treasures could be enjoying the UK's rich heritage, which UKinbound states offers rich pickings for tourists on a tight budget.

According to Ian Dulson, the organisation's marketing and communications manager, the country's heritage offers sightseeing opportunities that are not only unique, but easy on the wallet.