Month: June 2015

(June 11, 2015) -- Social Media Examiner has released its 2015 Social Media Marketing Industry Report, compiled after the firm surveyed more than 3,700 marketers with the goal of understanding how they're using social media to grow and promote their businesses.

Manley describes how the transition to high-definition has impacted the RV industry and why he thinks television will remain a viable entertainment option for RVers since it is nearly impossible to stream video in a campground. The company has invested heavily into creating automated processes to build the components, yet the quality of finished products attests to the value of that investment, he explains. Manley also provides some insight into the direction of the RV market, at least from a component supplier perspective -- and it's good news for consumers, especially where satellite Internet is concerned.

(June 11, 2015) -- Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area Superintendent John J. Donahue announced today that six new reservation-only river campsites, called the Alosa Campsites, will be available to boaters on designated overnight river trips on the Delaware River beginning June 12.

(June 11, 2015) -- Engine and equipment manufacturer Cummins announced the release of an Android version of its QuickServe Online, or QSOL, products app on Wednesday.

(June 11, 2015) — The North American Trailer Dealers Association (NATDA) has announced sessions and guest speakers for the 2015 Trade Show and Convention held Sept. 10-12, in Nashville, Tenn.

(June 11, 2015) -- Wade Kawasaki, of the Coker Group, has been elected the chairman-elect of SEMA. Kawasaki fills the position held for the past two years by Doug Evans, of Luken Communications. Evans will begin serving his term as chairman in July.

(June 11, 2015) — Horizon Outdoor Hospitality Group announced today that they are nearing completion of the construction of Canyon Springs RV Resort in Caldwell, Idaho.

Several hundred dignitaries, suppliers, dealers, employees and Entegra coach owners gathered under overcast skies today (June 11) as Bertha Bontrager, widow of Jayco Inc. founder Lloyd Bontrager, cut the ribbon on the company’s 27th and newest building at its 394-acre campus in Middlebury, Ind. Her sons, Jayco Chairman Wilbur Bontrager and Jayco President and CEO Derald […]

(June 11, 2015) -- Sheri and Wes Styles, along with Wes’ parents Brian and Carole, run Oakwood Escape on a property they bought along Hwy. 3, that offer glamping.

(June 11, 2015) -- The legislation is so secret that notes aren't allowed in case any of them get lost and found by the media. The trade agreementsmust be extraordinarily bad for America. It will regulate what can be sold to whom, when, how and for what price. It sets import and export limits and gives preferential treatment to other countries. Rumor is that it creates a European Union type trade network.