Main Navigation
Sections
Social Media Connect
Tampa Bay Business and Wealth Magazine
Tampa Bay Business & Wealth
Uncategorized

Tampa to get a Bowlus showroom with Lazydays partnership

| Jo-Lynn Brown

Bowlus, a woman-owned luxury recreation vehicle manufacturer, has announced an exclusive national partnership with Lazydays.

With this partnership, Bowlus plans to open five new dealerships in Lazydays’ showrooms in Tampa, Denver, Houston, Knoxville and Vancouver, Washington.

All five Bowlus locations, created as an exclusive and dedicated sales and service experience at each Lazydays location, will offer the full range of Bowlus RVs – including the Terra Firma and Volterra. The dealerships will also offer the Heritage, in late 2024.

Under the agreement, Lazydays will be the exclusive dealer of Bowlus RVs nationwide, with further expansion plans scheduled for 2024.

You May Also Like
Dieumerci Christel sitting in a conference room wearing an NDSU sweatshirt while working on Enlightapp.
ReliaQuest Bowl logo displayed over Raymond James Stadium with the phrase Football in Paradise.
Sheriff Chad Chronister stands with members of the Indian Advisory Council during the 2025 Annual Banquet.
Nicci Bucher, newly appointed CEO of the YMCA of Greater St. Petersburg, stands outside a YMCA facility, smiling confidently. The YMCA logo is displayed beside her.
More Uncategorized Posts
Steve King leaves Meals on Wheels Tampa stronger than he found it
 |  Chuck Merlis

Steve King looks back on two decades that reshaped Meals on Wheels Tampa and strengthened support for the city’s homebound seniors.

Read More
Steve King accepts his award at TBBW Apogee Awards while speaking from the stage.
Public Storage buys Valrico self-storage site for $6.9M
 |  Chuck Merlis

Public Storage expands its Tampa Bay footprint with a $6.9M self-storage purchase in Valrico.

Read More
Exterior of Extra Space Storage facility in Valrico, Florida, showing entrance, parking area, and building signage.
Tampa to host 2029 CFP National Championship
 |  Chuck Merlis

Tampa will once again take the national stage as host of the 2029 College Football Playoff National Championship at Raymond James Stadium.

Read More
Exterior of Raymond James Stadium in Tampa, Florida, with “Home of the Krewe” signage and Buccaneers branding visible on a sunny day.
Gujarati Samaj of Tampa Bay Presents 36th Annual India Festival
 |  Chuck Merlis

Thousands will gather Nov. 1 at the Florida State Fairgrounds to celebrate Indian culture, community and connection at the 36th Annual India Festival Tampa Bay.

Read More
Poster for the 36th Annual India Festival Tampa Bay 2025, presented by Gujarati Samaj of Tampa Bay. Includes event details, sponsors, and colorful artwork of traditional Indian dancers and peacocks, promoting a full day of fashion, jewelry, food and dance at the Florida State Fairgrounds.
Other Posts
Tampa RV giant Lazydays to delist from Nasdaq
 |  Chuck Merlis

Lazydays plans to delist from Nasdaq following its sale to Campers Inn, ending decades as one of Tampa Bay’s most recognized public companies.

Read More
Lazydays RV dealership in Tampa showing the main showroom and RV lineup
YMCA of Greater St. Petersburg names new CEO
 |  Chuck Merlis

Nicci Bucher has been appointed CEO of the YMCA of Greater St. Petersburg, bringing more than 20 years of nonprofit leadership experience to the role.

Read More
Nicci Bucher, newly appointed CEO of the YMCA of Greater St. Petersburg, stands outside a YMCA facility, smiling confidently. The YMCA logo is displayed beside her.
$187M luxury tower planned for Rocky Point waterfront
 |  Chuck Merlis

A $187 million luxury tower with 252 apartments and a rooftop restaurant is set to rise on Rocky Point, reshaping Tampa Bay’s waterfront skyline.

Read More
Renderings of The Residences at Rocky Point, a planned $187 million luxury high-rise in Tampa with 252 apartments and a rooftop restaurant overlooking the bay.
Tampa-based Anchor Glass cuts debt 60% while securing $100M for growth
 |  Chuck Merlis

Anchor Glass reduces debt 60% and raises $100M in new capital, reinforcing growth under CEO Nipesh Shah.

Read More
Anchor Glass Container logo alongside a group of empty glass bottles.