Under this partnership, individuals purchasing a new Crusader or Dreamhaven caravan will receive a complimentary night's stay at any participating BIG4 Holiday Park, subject to a minimum two-night booking. Additionally, buyers will be granted a two-year BIG4 Perks+ membership, which includes $50 off every booking made through BIG4.com.au, discounts on movie tickets nationwide, and access to exclusive member-only deals and partner offers.
Crusader Caravans' CEO, Serge Valentino, expressed enthusiasm about the partnership, highlighting its potential to enrich the caravanning journey for customers. By combining high-quality Australian-made caravans with premium holiday park experiences, the collaboration seeks to make caravanning more accessible and enjoyable for Australians.
BIG4 Holiday Parks CEO, Sean Jenner, echoed this sentiment, emphasising the alignment between the two companies' values and their shared commitment to supporting tourism across the nation. The partnership is expected to benefit not only caravan buyers but also the broader tourism industry by encouraging domestic travel and supporting local communities.
This initiative comes at a time when the caravan and camping industry is experiencing significant growth. In 2024, caravan park sector revenue reached $3.1 billion, marking a 7% increase from the previous year. The industry contributes an estimated $27.1 billion annually to the national economy, underscoring its importance to Australia's tourism landscape.
For prospective caravan buyers, this partnership offers an enticing incentive to invest in a new vehicle. The added benefits of free stays and membership perks enhance the overall value proposition, making the dream of exploring Australia's great outdoors more attainable.
As the caravanning community continues to expand, collaborations like this one between Crusader Caravans and BIG4 Holiday Parks play a crucial role in fostering a vibrant and sustainable industry. By providing customers with quality products and memorable experiences, such partnerships contribute to the ongoing appeal of caravanning as a preferred mode of travel for Australians.
