A SHOW FOR 2020
Despite lukewarm promotion that admitted the 2020 Brisbane show wasn't the full-on Supershow of the past, it was deemed a huge success. Queenslanders, stirred by the prospect of national isolation for the foreseeable future, flocked to the grounds, bringing their money with them.
Hosting a caravan show was such a novelty even the State Premier turned up on Friday, but with an election looming the next day, perhaps she too was looking for an escape vehicle.
Except for a few key players, most significant builders were represented, which was a marvel given the lack of fresh stock from Victoria, where, until recently, factories have been closed for months.
Held at the Brisbane Showgrounds over two venues, both of which were undercover, there was plenty to tempt would-be buyers. By the end of the first day, early attendees proved there was a budget and appetite for new RVs, with steady sales reported from many brands.
Parking was at a premium and very expensive, so I should
