ifth wheels vacations are more environmentally friendly than fly/drive/hotel vacations, according to a new study comparing total carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions or carbon footprints.
PKF Consulting, an internationally recognized consulting firm with expertise in travel and tourism, learned that families of four taking RV vacations generate less CO2 than families traveling on a plane, renting a car and staying in a hotel.
“Fifth Wheels vacations are not only fun, affordable and comfortable for families,” says Richard Coon, president of Recreation Vehicle Industry Association, “this study shows that they’re also more green than vacations including flying.”
PKF, headquartered in Alexandria, Va., analyzed the CO2 emissions (in tons) of vacations varied in length from three, seven, 10 and 14 days to destinations such as Orlando, Fla.; New Orleans, La.; and Napa, Calif. The RV vacations analyzed included car/folding camping trailer; SUV/travel trailer; Type C motorhome; and Type A motorhome (diesel).
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