The Recreation Vehicle Dealers Association (RVDA) is encouraging dealerships nationwide to participate in Go RVing’s RV-2-50 Travel Passport program, designed to drive showroom traffic and engage customers ahead of the 2026 travel season.
The initiative ties into America’s upcoming 250th birthday, inviting RVers to hit the road and share their journeys.
Through the program, participating dealers will distribute RV-2-50 Travel Passports to customers. Travelers who submit photos and videos of their trips can win prizes, including exclusive Go RVing gear and a grand prize covering camping fees for an entire year.
Go RVing plans to begin mailing the Travel Passports to dealerships at the beginning of February, noting that supplies are limited.
The program includes a dedicated landing page on Go RVing’s consumer website, where travelers can locate participating dealerships to pick up their passports. According to a press release, the effort is a turnkey opportunity for dealers to increase floor traffic and build relationships with customers planning their 2026 trips.
The RV-2-50 Travel Passport program aligns with broader industry efforts to promote RV travel and showcase dealerships as central hubs for trip planning.
The Passport program rewards RVers who embrace the open road and share their adventures. Participants can document their journeys on RV-2-50 by submitting photos and videos, capturing the unique experiences of life on the road.
Prizes include exclusive Go RVing swag, offering high-quality gear to enhance future trips. The program’s grand prize takes the excitement even further, giving one lucky RVer the chance to have their camping fees covered for an entire year.
RVDA is a national organization dedicated to advancing the interests of RV retailers. It supports dealers through education, member services, industry leadership, and market expansion programs that promote increased RV sales and use while enhancing the public’s perception of the RV experience.
RVDA also leads on dealer-manufacturer relations, monitors state and federal legislation affecting RV retailers, and oversees the national Go RVing advertising campaign.
In addition, the association provides educational programs covering all aspects of dealership operations, helping members stay informed and competitive in the evolving RV market.