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So, Douglas pays people to take vacation. The firm will pay employees $2,000 a year to go anywhere in the world and do anything they want (provided it's not illegal). They can spread it out across multiple trips or blow it all at once. Source

Many of the attendees had prior experience in establishing women-centric organizations in other industries and that information was extremely valuable to this group in launching the RVWA activities in New England, said Zagami. Source

After being affirmed by the RV Industry Association's (RVIA) board of directors June 6, the RV Aftermarket Association (RVAA) permanently consolidated into the auspices of the RVIA. Source

At around 7:20 a.m. May 7, Sanchez jumped into action when he heard screams and panicked shouts, the release explained. Not far from Sanchez, fellow employee Marlene Gingerich was choking and struggling to breathe. Source

Following a send-off party from Winnebago, Cannon and crew are traveling through six states and visiting four national parks. They plan to arrive in Lake Tahoe, Calif., just in time to attend the No Barriers Summit. Source

It was an unprecedented demonstration of favoritism in which a manufacturer took profits from the sale of RVs by independent RV dealerships and used it to prop up a competitor which was ruthlessly and aggressively competing against the dealers. Source

Commercial Recreation Specialists hires new consultants ☀ New Horizons launches new customer portal Source

The United States Senate today unanimously approved Senate Resolution 239 designating June as Great Outdoors Month, Outdoor Solutions USA reported. Source

"This is a great opportunity for our dealers to not only gain some valuable expertise, but seek some inside tips on ways to increase revenue at their dealership," said Battle. Source

“While the broader RV market continues to show softening, particularly at the wholesale level, demand for our Class B, Super C, and towable brands remains in-line with the outlook we provided earlier in the year," said Sullivan. Source