Month: July 2013

(July 18, 2013) -- Preparations are already being made for 2013's NCC Motorhome and Caravan Show, which will be held Oct. 15-20 at Birmingham's National Exhibition Centre. The Caravan Times says tickets are on sale now for the event.

(July 18, 2013) -- SellMyRVToday.com wants people to be aware of the high costs and risks that can afflict an RV owner who decides to sell a recreational vehicle on an RV consignment lot or on his or her own without professional help.

(July 18, 2013) -- “Tekonsha is an ideal location to serve as our newest distribution center,” said Schuhardt.  “Combined with the opening of our Dallas master distribution center, we are in a great position to serve customers throughout the Midwest region.”

(July 18, 2013) -- Sometimes holidaymakers will need to pop back to the UK, and will find that they need to leave their motorhome unattended for a certain period of time. However, many motorhome insurance companies will not cover motorhomes left abroad.

(July 18, 2013) -- Cummins Inc.’s corporate office building in Columbus covers three downtown city blocks and holds close to 800 employees. But in contrast to the typical corporate building, Cummins’ base of power blends into its surroundings, writes the Indianapolis Star.

(July 18, 2013) -- In the past year, Travelers Rest/North Greenville KOA has made significant changes and experienced increasing success as campers from across the country visit the site, reports the Travelers Rest Tribune.

(July 18, 2013) -- Dan Hust, writing for the Sullivan County Democrat, says that if you ask Arnold Seletsky where you can go camping, RVing, hiking, boating, and fishing, among other activities, all in one location, he'll tell you two spots: Morningside and Mountaindale parks.

(July 18, 2013) -- In an attempt to lure the grey nomad dollar and shake off its reputation as begin an unfriendly RV destination, Tasmania's councils are opening up more areas to campervans and motorhomes, reports The Mercury.

(July 18, 2013) -- The Unicat Terracross Expedition Vehicle is anything but a typical camper, writes Translogic. The $600,000 behemoth is built for those travelers who want to get more adventure out of their journey than a standard RV can offer.

(July 18, 2013) -- Initial unemployment claims in the United States dropped by 24,000 to 334,000 the week ending July 13, and more than retraced a 14,000 jump to a revised 358,000 reading (was 360,000) for the previous week.