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Sunday, August 16, 2020

Mistakes To Avoid On Your First RV Trip

Above, The Beast at Trailer Village RV Park in Roswell, New Mexico. Photo by Armand Vaquer.

Since people are generally avoiding air travel and sea cruises due to the coronavirus, RV rentals and sales have shot up through the roof. Many of these are first-timers to the world of recreational vehicles and mistakes will be made.

Travel + Leisure has an article on five mistakes to avoid while on a first RV trip.

They begin with:
If your vacation plans have shifted this year, chances are, you've entertained the thought of taking an RV road trip. And whether you're interested in renting a motorhome for a week or investing in one for years of future travel, there are plenty of factors to consider — and mistakes to avoid — when planning a trip to ensure you have the best getaway possible.

With that in mind, we consulted the experts at Outdoorsy, a popular RV rental service, about how to plan a perfect road trip. From choosing the wrong type of RV to forgetting to pack the essentials, there are several mistakes travelers can make along the way. Luckily, Outdoorsy's cofounder and CMO, Jen Young, helped us identify five common mistakes and ways to avoid them.

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Thursday, June 28, 2018

Survey Debunks RV Myths

Above, The Beast at the Meteor Crater RV parking lot in Arizona. Photo by Armand Vaquer.

There are myths associated with most everything in life, and that includes RV travel.

Outdoorsy conducted a survey and its findings debunks a number of RV travel myths.

PR Newswire posted:
AUSTIN, Texas, June 28, 2018 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Today Outdoorsy announced survey findings that debunk recreational vehicle (RV) myths, while uncovering surprising insights into American and millennial travel trends ahead of an anticipated record-breaking number of road trips this July 4th. In a historical shift, Americans say the freedom to do what they want and experience new things are vital to their happiness ahead of material possessions, and for nearly half of those surveyed, RV travel represents freedom and adventure.

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