Border Caravan and Camping Expo hopes to bring tourism back to Albury-Wodonga

After a two-year hiatus, the show is celebrating its tenth anniversary on the Border.

The expo, which began yesterday, aims to show all the latest in the caravan and camping lifestyle.

Each year $5000 is donated to a not-for-profit organisation as part of what is called the president's charity donation.

Caravan chief executive Robert Lucas said the donation was to thank the community for its continuous support.

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"Caravan Industry Victoria is both pleased and delighted headspace accepted our donation," he said.

"It's a small amount that we know goes a long way in supporting their programs."

Community awareness and engagement worker for headspace Trinity Byatt said the money would be put back into the community.

'We appreciate that you have taken the time to recognise the hard work," she said.

Information: borderexpo.com.au.

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