RV dealers, manufacturers and suppliers are gearing up to get back to work as state and federal governments consider rolling back business restrictions.
Motorhomes and travel trailers are playing a somewhat unexpected role in the country’s battle with COVID-19…
The 51st annual Winnebago Grand National Rally, originally scheduled for July 13-17, 2020, will not happen as planned in Forest City, Iowa…
Indiana Governor Eric Holcomb is working with a group of regional governors to safely reopen the economy in the Midwest…
Thor Industries will begin to resume RV production in North America on May 4. The RV manufacturer resumed production at some European RV facilities yesterday, April 14,
ASA Electronics took new steps in its legal battle with Lippert Components this month, expanding its complaint to pursue claims for fraud and punitive damages …
Tiffin Motorhomes is reopening its shuttered plants this week.
During an early March meeting of RVIA’s board of directors, a number of industry practices were analyzed, including the then-current limitations of 430 square feet for fifth wheels and 400 square feet for travel trailers in set-up mode.
The head of the RV industry’s largest manufacturer has given himself what is likely the industry’s largest executive pay cut.
Lazydays RV is reducing its workforce and taking other immediate actions in response to the COVID-19 crisis.
Eligible businesses can apply for Paycheck Protection Program small business loans to cover qualified payroll costs including rent, utilities and interest on mortgage and other debt obligations.
The recently passed federal stimulus bill allows RV dealers with fewer than 500 employees to get Small Business Administration loans to cover all paychecks for the next two months. Dealers that don’t cut staff or wages can get most of their loans forgiven.