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Recreational vehicle retailers who want to get a head start on planning to attend the 2002 RV Dealers International Convention/Expo in Nashville, Tenn., Sept. 22-25, can now register online at www.rvda.org.
Online registration is fast and easy, according to Phil Ingrassia, director of communications at RVDA. "Dealers can click on a link near the photo of the Nashville skyline on RVDA's www.rvda.org homepage and enter their registration information," Ingrassia said.
The online registration form includes an electronic coupon good for discounts off the full registration fee, according to Ingrassia. Dealers registering online will lock in savings of $150 on their first registration and $200 on each additional registration. The online coupon expires July 22, 2002.
More than 120 deales are already registered for the 2002 convention, according to Ingrassia.
The RV Dealers International Convention/Expo is an important educational event for RV retailers and includes workshops for dealers and their management, sales, F&I, aftermarket, service, and retanl employees. "The RV industry's top manufacturers, suppliers, finance firms, and other service providers will also have exhibits in the Expo," Ingrassia said.
The convention will be held at the Nashville Convention Center in downtown Nashville. The 7th Annual RVDA Education Foundation Classic Golf Tournament will be on Sept. 21.
Convention updates for dealers and exhibitors are posted at www.rvda.org.
Companies interested in 2002 Convention/Expo exhibitor information may contact RVDA at (703) 591-7130, ext. 103, or send an e-mail to info@rvda.org to be included on the exhibitor mailing list.
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