2013 | Mr.Kazuhiro Akase resigned from the position as Secretary General of the Asia-Pacific Commission and received the title of Honoray Member of F.I.C.C. |
The 16th Asia-Pacific Rally was held from 12th to 14th October at the Azalea Eco Park in Higashi village, Okinawa, organized by Japan Autocamping Federation. |
2011 | The 14th Asia-Pacific Rally was organized by Korea Camping and Caravanning Federation (KCCF)from 21st to 24th October at Dong-Hae Mang-Sang Auto Camping resort,Dong-Hae City, Gang-Won Province, Korea. |
2012 | The 15th Asia-Pacific Rally was held from 14th to 17th September at Xiedao in Beijing, China, organized by the Asia-Pacific Commission. |
Beijing Golden Sunflower Outdoors Activity Club joined FICC as well as the Asia-Pacific Commission. |
2011 | The 14th Asia-Pacific Rally was organized by Korea Camping and Caravanning Federation (KCCF)from 21st to 24th October at Dong-Hae Mang-Sang Auto Camping resort,Dong-Hae City, Gang-Won Province, Korea. |
2010 | The 13th Asia-Pacific Rally was organized by Formosa Camping and Caravanning Club (FCCC) from 11th to 15th November in Sansia Town, Taipei County. |
Fortune Sports Club(FSC) was approved as full member of FICC as well as a member of the Asia-Pacific Commission. |
The Camping Association of the Republic of China (CAROC) celebrated its 35th anniversary of foundation |
2009 | The 12th Asia-Pacific Rally was held at Green Villa Daigo in the Town of Daigo, Ibaraki, Japan from November 20 to 23, 2009. |
The 59th FICC Youth Rally, the first youth rally in Asia, was held from 22 to 27 July at the JINSHAN Youth Activity Center in north Taiwan, organized by FCCC. |
Japan Auto Camping Federation (JAC) celebrated its 40th anniversary of foundation. |
2008 | The 74th international camping and caravanning rally, organized by KCCF was held in Gapyeong, Gyounggi State, Korea from July 25 to August 3, 2008. |
2007 | The 11th Asia-Pacific Rally was held at Wei Chuan Pushin Ranch in Taoyuan City, Taiwan from November 23 to 25, 2007. |
Japan Auto Camping Federation has introduced CCI (Camping Card International) as membership card. |
2006 | The 10th Asia-Pacific Rally (36th Japan Autocamping Rally) was held from November 2 to 5, 2006 at Ryuyou Auto Camp in Iwata City of Shizuoka, Japan, attended by 702 people, including 74 campers from overseas |
2005 | The 70th International FICC Rally has been held from 7 to 16 October in Hualien, Taiwan, joined by 1200 campers. |
An International Symposium on the Future of Autocamping and the Environment was held by Japan Autocamping Federation on March 22, 2005 in Tokyo, with a key note given by FICC President, Mr.Lars Dahlberg. |
2004 | The 9th Asia-Pacific Rally took place on Jeju Island, Korea.(200 participants) |
Japan Autocamping Federation introduced the internatinal symbols for the campsites in "Autocamping Guide 2004". |
2003 | KCCF received the FICC Cup 2003 for the highest number of participants in the 67th FICC Rally. |
The 8th Asia-Pacific Rally scheduled in Japan was cancelled due to the SARS. |
The Asia-Pacific News was discontinued. |
2002 | The 64th FICC International Rally took place in Donghae for the first time in Korea. |
2001 | The 7th Asia-Pacific Rally and FICC International Rally 2001 took place in Fulung, Taiwan. (930 participants from 7 countries) |
2000 | The 6th Asia-Pacific Rally took place in Adatara, Japan. (700 participants) |
The official web site of the Asia-Pacific Commission was opened on the Internet. |
1999 | The Secretariat of the Asia-Pacific Commission was set up in Tokyo and Mr.Kazuhiro Akase was nominated as Secretary General of the Commission. |
Japan Auto Camping Federation celebrated its 30th anniversary of foundation. |
The 5th Asia-Pacific Rally was cancelled due to the severe earthquake in Taiwan. |
1998 | Federation Camping & Caravanning of the Republic of China (FCCC) was admitted to F.I.C.C. |
The 4th Asia-Pacific Rally took place in Soraksan, Korea. (430 participants) and five Motorcaravans crossed over from Japan to the Korean Peninsula. |
1997 | The 3rd Asia-Pacific Rally was held in Kitakaruizawa, Japan.(659 participants) |
1996 | The Asia-Pacific News No.1 was published. |
The 2nd Asia-Pacific Rally took place in I-Lan County, Taiwan. (1,171 participants) |
1995 | The 1st Asia-Pacific Rally took place on Jeju Island, Korea.(180 participants) |
1994 | The 55th F.I.C.C. International Rally took place in Hamada, Japan. (1,246 participants) |
The International Symposium was held with the theme "Camping and Environment" during the 55th F.I.C.C. International Rally and the "Hamada Declaration" was issued. |
Korea Camping and Caravanning Federation (KCCF) was established and admitted to F.I.C.C.replacing KAC. |
1993 | Mr.Kazuhiro Akase was elected as Council Member of F.I.C.C. and nominated as F.I.C.C. Representative in the Asia-Pacific Region. |
1991 | Federation Camping & Caravanning of the Republic of China (FCCC)was established |
F.I.C.C. International Rally took place in Fulung, Taiwan. (806 participants) |
1985 | Korea Auto Camping Federation was admitted to F.I.C.C.in Ericeira, Portugal. |
1984 | Korea Auto Camping Federation (KAC) was established. |
1983 | F.I.C.C. International Rally took place in Ohnoji and at Lake Biwa, Japan. (2,418 participants) |
1982 | The Asia-Pacific Commission was set up with the chairman, Mr.Uichi Noda |
1979 | The Camping Association of the Republic of China joined F.I.C.C.in Cheltenham, Great Britain. |
1975 | The Camping Association of the Republic of China (CAROC) was established. |
1970 | Japan Auto Camping Federation was admitted to F.I.C.C.in Brehal-Bricqueville, France. |
1968 | Japan Auto Camping Federation (JAC) was established. |
1933 | Federation Internationale de Camping et de Caravanning (F.I.C.C.) was founded in Hampton Court, Great Britain on June 4. |