Go where the people are. It's one of the easiest ways to increase visibility for your business and why millions of hotels embrace platforms like Expedia despite the high fees. But does this strategy work for campgrounds?

There are a number of state and national associations that are working to ensure the voices of the outdoor hospitality industry are heard whenever changes are proposed to rules, laws, and regulations that may impact business owners. Join us as we highlight the work that the Outdoor Recreation Roundtable (ORR) and the Canadian Outdoor Recreation Roundtable (CORR) do at the federal level to ensure the outdoor hospitality industries in both countries play a key role in legislation that may impact the businesses they represent.

Over the last few years many countries, states, and provinces have been moving to legalize marijuana. This has created a demand for tourism specific to the niche as well as a new for park owners to adapt as consumption becomes more visible. Join us for an in-depth discussion on this changing landscape.

Guest Matthew Galbraith joined us for part of the show to talk about RMS’ virtual Innovative Hospitality Summit (IHS) that takes place March 16-17, and then he also stuck around to dive into news and hot topics from around the outdoor hospitality industry.

Few things can top the beauty of National Parks in both the United States and Canada. Join us as we discuss how they help bring more guests to private parks, how they are expanding their own camping options, and much more!

Continuing our series on agritourism, this week we took a look at integrating farms with the camping experience. One of our guests operates a campground on a farm, while another operates a nationwide network of farms for RVers, and more!