Will Camping World's $100 Million Cut Hurt RV Service?
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Camping World is cutting another $100 million in costs. What does that mean for RV owners?
In this week's RV Podcast News, Mike Wendland looks beyond the headlines to explain why Camping World's latest announcement could matter the next time you need service for your RV.
Also this week:
- Camping World lowers its sales forecast as the RV market continues to soften
- A tariff break brings some welcome news for RV manufacturers
- Why your next RV trip could cost hundreds of dollars more than last summer
- How RVs are helping families displaced by the devastating Texas floods
- More than 200 outdoor recreation businesses urge Congress to invest in America's aging campgrounds before lawmakers leave Washington
If you own an RV, are thinking about buying one, or simply want to stay informed about what's happening across the RV lifestyle, this weekly news roundup is for you.
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