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World's most expensive motorhome: The £2m mega caravan made from solid gold with its own roof terrace The space-age eleMMent Palazzo comes with an enormous master bedroom, 40-inch TV, fireplace and even a rooftop terrace.   Cars News/Caters - The less-than-modest eleMMent Palazzo motorhome, which costs £2m (Caters) It's certainly not the average travelling home you'd find at the Caravan Club. This extravagant caravan, a 430ft solid gold monster, is the world's most expensive motorhome - and it'll set you back an eye-watering £2 million. The space-age eleMMent Palazzo comes with an enormous master bedroom, 40-inch TV, fireplace and even a rooftop terrace. And the luxury mod-cons don't end there. The press of a button transforms the motorhome into a 'Sky Lounge' complete with pop-up cocktail bar, underfloor heating and marble lighting. The extravagant driver's seat in the Dubai motorhome (Caters) ...

Britain's parks and gardens are enjoying an Olympic boost which is helping to generate millions of pounds of revenue, according to a survey. It shows that many overseas tourists are now wanting to see "more than just London". Of the 15,000 respondents across the world, 75% agreed that the Olympic Games coverage made them want to venture out and take the time to visit other parts of the country. In a separate question a significant 70% of respondents claimed that after watching the Olympics, they agreed that Britain had "lovely countryside". Around a third of Britain's 31 million visitors take advantage of the natural beauty on offer, spending £7.8bn in the process. London Olympic Tour by Heathrow Chauffeur Wightwick Manor near Wolverhampton had more foreign visitors last year than ever before. The House Steward, Helen Bratt-Wyton, is in no doubt this is part of the Olympic legacy. "The Olympics have definitely helped p...