Caravan manufacturer Coachman has given its seal of approval at the opening of a new national caravan service centre in Warwickshire.
Jim Hibbs, the company’s managing director, was invited to conduct the opening ceremony of the new centre, owned by leading caravan dealer Raymond James.
The 12-bay centre is being launched after the dealer recorded its most successful year to date in which it began selling Coachman caravans.
Mr Hibbs spoke of the caravan industry’s bright future before unveiling the centre, which has National Caravan Council approval.
“Our relationship with the dealers has always been incredibly important,” he said. “We always aim to provide them with quality caravans designed to withstand the tests of time.”
“With the resurgence in the domestic holiday market, these relationships will become even more important,” he added.
Raymond James Caravans is a Coventry-based dealer, which sells new and used caravans from companies such as Elddis and Buccaneer, as well as Coachman.
