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The New Silk Road: RV Tours Bring Europeans to China |
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Written by CRVC
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Wednesday, 30 September 2009 00:00 |
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 China’s history, cultural heritage, ethnic diversity, and natural endowments attract millions of foreign tourists each year. Some people visit China by joining organized tourist groups. Others simply go on a self-guided tour. Still others embark on a months-long trip following the most well-known ancient trade route – the Silk Road – in RVs.
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Industry Group Reaffirms Its Support for China RV Show |
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Written by CRVC
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Wednesday, 16 September 2009 00:00 |
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The 2010 China RV and Camping Show (RV China 2010) has received endorsement by the Recreation Vehicle Industry Association (RVIA) – the national trade association representing RV manufacturers and suppliers in the United States. "RVIA recognizes the importance of and supports its members' participating in the growing opportunity for RVing in China… RVIA and its members stand for quality and reliability as well as technical leadership. We seek to partner with the public and private sectors in China to promote the RV lifestyle and help grow China’s RV industry." Richard Coon, president of RVIA, states in a letter to the show organizers. |
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Luxury RVs: Office on Wheels |
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Written by CRVC
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Monday, 21 September 2009 00:00 |
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Chinese RV makers are carving out a lucrative niche market for their RVs with a big price tag. RVing in China is still a new concept. There’s a lot that needs to be done before a more RV friendly infrastructure is in place to accommodate market growth. The RV makers, however, do not want to wait. They are pursuing non-traditional RVers – early adopters who use RVs for business purpose. |
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RVBusiness: China’s Only RV Trade Show set for May 27-29 |
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Written by CRVC
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Friday, 11 September 2009 00:00 |
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A major RV industry media outlet posted an article about RV China 2010. The following is the article posted at RVBusiness today. China’s only all RV trade show is coming back next year with high expectations from both industry and the ever increasing number of RV enthusiasts and consumers alike. |
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Ten years ago a Chinese movie entitled Make It Count let many Chinese see a RV for the first time. In the movie, the main character (a Chinese immigrant) is a happy-go-lucky Jack of all trades who lives in an Airstream. The comedy was a hit and had a good box office record. Chinese viewers were amazed by the RV lifestyle.
China Central Television put a spotlight on RVs in its special programming during the week-long National Day holiday. This year marks the 60th anniversary of the People’s Republic of China. Celebration comes at a time when China is on its way to a full recovery from the recent economic downturn.
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