The Future of RVing
I am developing an article and podcast segment about the future of RVing/camping. I wanted some of the expert input from the RV.NET audience. What trends do you see developing in the coming years? ...
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Long term I believe the "RV" industry is in trouble. Absent the boomers in 25 years the next generation can not afford retirement and will be facing an entirely different tax and regulatory system. The eco-boomers will "camp" and travel but in a much different manner.
Depending what you think about climate change the argument that northern states will stay open in winter may pan out... problem is that society will be too stressed to relax like that.
Google has introduced their self driving cars. The early adopters will be trucking companies. Use of interstates will change as a result likely with designated "automated lanes". Dumb drivers (you and I) will need to spend more time on secondary roads.
In about 11 months cars will fly and Marty Mcfly will join us from 1985 ;)
Then again I just read and responded to this on my phone!
Depending what you think about climate change the argument that northern states will stay open in winter may pan out... problem is that society will be too stressed to relax like that.
Google has introduced their self driving cars. The early adopters will be trucking companies. Use of interstates will change as a result likely with designated "automated lanes". Dumb drivers (you and I) will need to spend more time on secondary roads.
In about 11 months cars will fly and Marty Mcfly will join us from 1985 ;)
Then again I just read and responded to this on my phone!
