Camper Profile Outdoors and Wellness on RVing in New England
Release Date: 08/01/2024
306 - Thomas Edison would be proud of Mike Sokol
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305 - The Value of Campgrounds and RV Dealers on RVing in New England
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John will be live at this important conference for campground owners throughout the Northeast. We will also have two interviews with third generation family members who are playing active roles as they learn the business and see the importance of maintaining the values and culture provided in decades of service to RV enthusiasts.
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304 - Florida in the Rear View Mirror
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303 - All You Need to Know About Renting an RV
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Once we get past the holidays and the consumer shows, RVers start to get serious about their camping adventures in the new year. If you are not ready to buy the new RV, we recommend renting one to see if you are going to like the lifestyle and adventures you have in the great outdoors, while visiting some incredible National Parks, Historical sites, and world-famous attractions right here in the U.S.A. Join us as Sheri Fuller, founder and co-owner of Fuller RV Rentals & Sales in Boylston, MA as she makes here annual visit to RVing in New England. She is truly the first lady of RV rentals....
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302 - Monika Geraci Reviews RV Report Profile Overview
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Our guest will be Monika Geraci, RVIA Industry spokesperson and she will cover key items in this important industry overview of RV Owner Demographics.
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Podcast 301 - Girl Camper Featured on RVing in New England
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Join us as John relates stories and talks about places he's been on his way down to Florida. He will be attending the Daytona 500 this Sunday. Girl Camper also Featured on this show.
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Podcast 300 - John Heads to Florida on RVing in New England
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299- techexpertsonrvinginnewengland
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Douglas Sandberg is credited with this great sales line: Sales Sells the First One, Service Sells All the Rest.” We are doing something different tonight with three members of our Technical Advisory Board – From Top to Bottom we have Chris Dougherty, Ryan Hadley and Randy Murray. All familiar faces and they are among the elite Technical Service Experts in our industry. And we are not going to talk a lot about “service.” Consumers trust service technicians more than most other people in the dealership. Most RVers love an opportunity to have a one-on-one discussions about which unit to...
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Podcast 298- Behind the scenes of the RV Technical Institute in Elkhart, IN on RVing in New England
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Training is an investment, not an expense. We take you behind the scenes of the RV Technical Institute in Elkhart, IN to see one of the most critical programs they have available to our dealers - the Authorized Learning Partner program for multi-location national programs to train technicians at all their locations. There is also a local subscription for a single location that offers an affordable option for Level 1 and Level 2 training. Tonight's show will talk about these programs and how they benefit you - the consumer - the owner of an RV that wants to know what their particular dealership...
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Podcast 297 - Special Guest Charlie Grace from Charlie Grace Adventures
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Hosted by Bob Zagami and John DiPietro. Filling in for Bob will be Uncle Bernie of the RV Game Changer Show. Tonight we will be speaking with a dynamic and eclectic traveler who spends her time traveling in her Winnebago Ekko. She shares her exciting adventures and experiences with us via her YouTube Channel, CharlieGraceAdventures.com, her blog posts, and facebook page. Let's welcome her in good ole fashioned RVing In New England Style. Bring your curiosity, questions and comments so we can get the real scoop on this entertaining and and exciting guest!
info_outlineEarlier this year Scott Bahr joined us to talk about the Camping & Outdoor Hospitality Report, 2024. It was the Top-Level Overview and he mentioned that this year there was so much information gathered, that KOA chose this format with the intention of listing interim in-depth reports on major aspects impacting today’s campers. Well, KOA hit a home run with these reports, and we asked him to come back on and discuss the two most recent ones: OUTDOORS AND WELLNESS and CAMPER PROFILE. The new generations of campers (for the most part) are healthier and eat better than their parents. They also don’t want to spend their time sitting around a campfire cooking S’mores. So, what do they look like, where do they go, and what aspect of the Outdoor Hospitality industry draws them into our lifestyle and how do they enjoy it? In an RV, Glamping, Boondocking? Join us to find out.