History

2013Mr.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.
2011The 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.
2012The 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.
2011The 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.
2010The 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
2009The 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.
2008The 74th international camping and caravanning rally, organized by KCCF was held in Gapyeong, Gyounggi State, Korea from July 25 to August 3, 2008.
2007The 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.
2006The 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
2005The 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.
2004The 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".
2003KCCF 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.
2002The 64th FICC International Rally took place in Donghae for the first time in Korea.
2001The 7th Asia-Pacific Rally and FICC International Rally 2001 took place in Fulung, Taiwan. (930 participants from 7 countries)
2000The 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.
1999The 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.
1998Federation 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.
1997The 3rd Asia-Pacific Rally was held in Kitakaruizawa, Japan.(659 participants)
1996The Asia-Pacific News No.1 was published.
The 2nd Asia-Pacific Rally took place in I-Lan County, Taiwan. (1,171 participants)
1995The 1st Asia-Pacific Rally took place on Jeju Island, Korea.(180 participants)
1994The 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.
1993Mr.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.
1991Federation Camping & Caravanning of the Republic of China (FCCC)was established
F.I.C.C. International Rally took place in Fulung, Taiwan. (806 participants)
1985Korea Auto Camping Federation was admitted to F.I.C.C.in Ericeira, Portugal.
1984Korea Auto Camping Federation (KAC) was established.
1983F.I.C.C. International Rally took place in Ohnoji and at Lake Biwa, Japan. (2,418 participants)
1982The Asia-Pacific Commission was set up with the chairman, Mr.Uichi Noda
1979The Camping Association of the Republic of China joined F.I.C.C.in Cheltenham, Great Britain.
1975The Camping Association of the Republic of China (CAROC) was established.
1970Japan Auto Camping Federation was admitted to F.I.C.C.in Brehal-Bricqueville, France.
1968Japan Auto Camping Federation (JAC) was established.
1933Federation Internationale de Camping et de Caravanning (F.I.C.C.) was founded in Hampton Court, Great Britain on June 4.

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