The National Association of RV Parks and Campgrounds (ARVC) has announced RMS, a fully integrated, cloud-based reservation and property management system company that tailors solutions to fit each hospitality business strategy, has officially joined the ARVC Integrated Partnership Program as a Select Partner.
The partnership will provide education, experiential opportunities and exclusive discounts to ARVC members seeking reservation management software for use at their campground, RV park/ resort or glamping business, according to ARVC.
As part of the education portion of the partnership, RMS served as the official sponsor of May’s Prospective Owners Workshop (POW!), and is set to sponsor the 2022 National School of RV Park and Campground Management. RMS will also be collaborating with ARVC on a study looking at the camping habits of multi-generational campers, which will also include a panel discussion on the same topic at the 2021 Outdoor Hospitality Conference and Expo (OHCE) scheduled for Nov. 8-11 in Raleigh, N.C. These educational opportunities will provide the ARVC community with valuable insights into reservation management-related topics and best practices to bring the most ROI to a campground, RV park/resort or glamping business.
RMS will have a presence throughout the week at OHCE2021 as an Expo sponsor and as the sponsor of the OHCE2021 Welcome Reception/Happy Hour, and to provide value for ARVC members throughout the year RMS will join the ARVC Member Benefit Provider (MBP) program and offer a 20 percent discount for the first year of platform/software for all ARVC campgrounds, RV parks/resorts and glamping businesses.
“RMS has taken an active role in working with ARVC and our members to create opportunities to help our members grow their businesses and this partnership will be a great next step that will be beneficial to all,” says ARVC President and CEO Paul Bambei. “We look forward to working with RMS to research, produce and share vital information with our members to help them better understand the behaviors, interests and demographics of how and why campers plan their stays.”
