Camping Trade World – Issue 05
The fifth issue of Camping Trade World is live now and free to view - essential reading for camping, leisure vehicle and RV industry professionals around the globe. Featuring a wide range of news, insight, features, interviews and interactive multimedia such as videos and podcasts, you won’t want to miss it. What a year 2021 has been for our industry, eh? Will we see another like it? Hard to say, but we decided to compile the latest stats and research in our industry health check, so you can make your own educated forecasts for 2022. And as we enter 2022, another of the industry’s major shows will take place in January in Stuttgart, Germany. We offer a full preview of the CMT show, so you can plan ahead and make the most of attending. If new markets are something you’re thinking about next year, then we can recommend Sweden as a great place to start. Our Doing Business With article gives you an essential dossier on the camping and caravanning market there. Perhaps you’re thinking about upping your marketing game next year? If so, then video content needs to be part of it. Our cover stars for the issue SuperSprings International share their tips on creating engaging and meaningful videos. We ended 2021 by attending a couple of major industry shows at two opposite ends of Europe – read our wrap ups from Utrecht, the Netherlands and Barcelona, Spain in this issue. We also spent time speaking with Benjamin Baur, CEO of caravan, motorhome and RV door expert Konrad Baur. Read the snapshot interview or listen to the full version via our podcast to glean some useful business ideology. If the accessories market is something you’re considering getting into or want to know more about, fear not. Our sector spotlight takes a close look at the trends and product categories that could help you turn a profit. Lastly, we explore why diversity in your business could seriously benefit its future and how you can approach this topic if it’s something you have uncertainty about. Let’s all start 2022 being more diverse and more inclusive.
The fifth issue of Camping Trade World is live now and free to view - essential reading for camping, leisure vehicle and RV industry professionals around the globe. Featuring a wide range of news, insight, features, interviews and interactive multimedia such as videos and podcasts, you won’t want to miss it.
What a year 2021 has been for our industry, eh? Will we see another like it? Hard to say, but we decided to compile the latest stats and research in our industry health check, so you can make your own educated forecasts for 2022.
And as we enter 2022, another of the industry’s major shows will take place in January in Stuttgart, Germany. We offer a full preview of the CMT show, so you can plan ahead and make the most of attending.
If new markets are something you’re thinking about next year, then we can recommend Sweden as a great place to start. Our Doing Business With article gives you an essential dossier on the camping and caravanning market there.
Perhaps you’re thinking about upping your marketing game next year? If so, then video content needs to be part of it. Our cover stars for the issue SuperSprings International share their tips on creating engaging and meaningful videos.
We ended 2021 by attending a couple of major industry shows at two opposite ends of Europe – read our wrap ups from Utrecht, the Netherlands and Barcelona, Spain in this issue.
We also spent time speaking with Benjamin Baur, CEO of caravan, motorhome and RV door expert Konrad Baur. Read the snapshot interview or listen to the full version via our podcast to glean some useful business ideology.
If the accessories market is something you’re considering getting into or want to know more about, fear not. Our sector spotlight takes a close look at the trends and product categories that could help you turn a profit.
Lastly, we explore why diversity in your business could seriously benefit its future and how you can approach this topic if it’s something you have uncertainty about. Let’s all start 2022 being more diverse and more inclusive.
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MAKING CONTACT<br />
CARTHAGO<br />
CHIC C-LINE T<br />
Featuring a new style and look with a host of smart<br />
innovations inside and out, the Carthago chic c-line T is<br />
a motorhome with a bright future. Carthago claims the<br />
interiors of these leisure vehicles have been modelled on<br />
luxury yachts and the bright colours, high-quality materials<br />
and space saving layouts certainly show that. The new<br />
curved and raised kitchen worktop provides more storage<br />
while the sleeping area features convex overhead storage<br />
cabinets and open shelves as corner connectors.<br />
www.carthago.com<br />
EUREKA!<br />
MIDORI<br />
This surprisingly spacious and highly functional tent<br />
is all about making sure you can set-up a comfortable<br />
home from home, wherever you decide to camp.<br />
The Midori’s design maximuses space with increased<br />
headroom and offers a smart Air Exchange System to<br />
keep ventilation just right for all weather conditions. The<br />
strong aluminium frame and durable fabrics ensure it<br />
will last for camp after camp. Available in one, two or<br />
three-person sizes.<br />
www.eurekacamping.com<br />
TEN HAAFT<br />
OYSTER CONNECT<br />
Teen Haaft’s excellent Oyster Connect system has been gaining a<br />
large fanbase over the last year, and with good reason. The system<br />
provides a stable internet connection to any leisure vehicle, even<br />
when driving and its sleek and aerodynamic design won’t affect<br />
your unit. Whether smartphone, tablet, laptop or smart TV - once at<br />
home logged into the network, all devices remain connected to the<br />
Internet and nothing standing in the way of safe, fast surfing.<br />
www.ten-haaft.com<br />
SIERRA DESIGNS<br />
MOBILE MUMMY<br />
Everyone loves a good comeback story, and that’s exactly<br />
what Sierra Designs has produced with the return of its<br />
iconic Mobile Mummy sleeping bag. Built like a onesie<br />
with a dual zipper in the centre front, armholes at the<br />
side, and a footbox that can be tucked away for easy<br />
mobility, the Mobile Mummy allows campers to sit up,<br />
read a book, enjoy a cup of coffee, or even walk around,<br />
all while staying perfectly warm in a down cocoon. It is<br />
made with 55 per cent recycled 20-denier nylon ripstop.<br />
www.sierradesigns.com<br />
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