Well the walls are made of thin Luan plywood and there should be some "studs" behind them of either wood or aluminum but they may be hard to find and when you find them, they probably won't be in the right place for your TV mount.
But all is not lost. 32" TVs and mounts aren't that heavy but there are dynamic forces acting when you travel. Get a 3/4" board as large as possible to cover your mounting area (say 16" x 16"). Hold that board to the wall where you need it to be to install the TV mount and mark it's footprint. Use whatever you can to find the studs behind the wall: studfinders; drill a series of small holes, or one larger hole and a rod or even a cheap endoscope. Prepare the board to mount to the studs and glue & screw it to the wall.
Now mount your TV mount to the board going overkill with good screws.
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