Annual Colorado RV Adventure Travel Show arrives in Denver January 9th

Visitors to the 18th Annual Colorado RV Adventure Travel Show can find out all about RV travel when the show rolls into the Colorado Convention Center, downtown Denver, Wednesday, January 9 through Saturday, January 12, 2008.

Sponsored by the Colorado Recreational Vehicle Association, this Show features 2008 models from Colorado's Front Range RV Dealers ranging from $500,000 and up Class A-motor homes to compact, lightweight easy-to-pull tent trailers, along with fifth-wheel models, truck campers and travel trailers.

Representatives from the region's travel areas will be on hand to answer questions and suggest travel routes and stopovers. Comedians with a love of life on the road, Mike Faverman and Pat Mac appear on stage with “Ultimate Camp Cooking” for all show attendees.

Hours are 10:30 am to 9:30 pm daily. Admission is $8 for adults and $7 for seniors 62 and over. Children under 12 are free. Adult discount admission is available at the agievents.com online box office.

The Colorado RV Adventure Travel Show is produced by AGI Events. Call (303) 892-6800 for information or visit www.agievents.com/shows.

Source: AGI Events

The 2007 Tidewater Recreational Vehicle Show

Here are some photos of RVs on display at the Tidewater Recreational Vehicle Show, held at the Virginia Beach Convention Center on January 26 - 27, 2007


With gas prices on the mind of many RV buyers, smaller trailers are popular with buyers.


Bigger RVs and trailers are still popular, especially for full-time RVers who need the space.


The Fleetwood Nitrous was a popular model at the show, designed for RV buyers who want take their dirt bikes and other toys on the road.


RV buyers are demanding more variety in models. Class C RVs (above) and Pop-Up campers (below) offer the adventure of RVing to more consumers than ever.

Michigan RV show attracts record number of visitors

According to a story in the Lansing State Journal, an RV Show at Michigan State University attracted a record number of visitors. 2,500 people attended the show on the opening day.

One notable quote in the story comes from Kevin Broom, director of media relations for the Recreation Vehicle Industry Association, who says in 2005, 7.9 million households owned an RV.

RVs appeal to a younger audience and comfort-seeking travelers

The Saint Petersburg Times features as story about a recent RV show and trends in the RV industry.

Younger RVers are a growing share of RV sales. With more smaller and budget-friendly models available, young RV owners have more options.

Another part of the RV audience are travelers weary with airport hassles. The flexibility of RV travel has broadened the appeal.

Visit RV Trader Online at the Florida RV Supershow

RV Trader Online will be attending the Florida RV Supershow in Tampa.

Here are the details.

Event: Florida RV Supershow

Place: Florida State Fairgrounds, Tampa, Florida

Date: Jan 17-21, 2007

Official Site: http://www.frvta.org/supershow.asp

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