VRMA - Vacation Rental Management Association

AS AMERICA PREPARES FOR NEW LEADERSHIP, SO DOES NATIONAL VACATION RENTAL INDUSTRY
Vacation Rental Managers Association celebrates new leadership with vision for industry unity, consumer awareness

ORLANDO, Fla. (November 11, 2008) - Vacation rental property managers and vendor partners nationwide are represented by new leadership following last week’s Vacation Rental Managers Association (VRMA) conference, including the appointment of long-standing advocate for category awareness, Steve Trover, as Vice President. In his new role, Trover’s first initiatives will include completion and launch of a new website for the organization, as well as reshaping the future of the association with the support of 11 additional board members.

Trover is well-known in the industry as President and founding member of Discover Vacation Homes, the national awareness voice for the vacation home rental industry, whose efforts are driven by the need to raise visibility of this niche lodging category to travelers nationwide.

“The success of VRMA is vital to the success of our entire industry,” explains Trover. “VRMA now shares a tremendous vision for the future with industry partners and colleagues, beginning with a great push to raise the awareness of professionally managed vacation rental properties. The progress, unity and development to come will be very important to our collective cause - One that Discover Vacation Homes supports whole-heartedly.”

For details about both VRMA and Discover Vacation Homes, visit http://www.VRMA.com and http://www.DiscoverVacationHomes.com, respectively.

One Comment

  1. Posted March 20, 2009 at 11:32 am | Permalink

    The VRMA has been going gangbusters since you posted tis article. They have a new website… two new conferences planned and just today released a giant new PR campaign with ypartnersip. Check out an update on VRMA for more information about what VRMA is up to now.

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