First Mini Coach Pavilion debuts at 2020 UMA Motorcoach EXPO in Nashville
(Alexandria, VA | August 7, 2019) The market for mini buses and executive coaches remains strong, according to a recent survey conducted by the
Motorcoach operators prep for ramifications of Tropical Storm Barry
Friday, July 12, 2019 — As Tropical Storm Barry was traveling toward the Louisiana coastline today, government officials from state and federal agencies were taking…
First UMA Sales Summit a Success
BLOOMINGTON, MINN.—After a day and a half packed with seminars about boosting sales and marketing, heads were spinning—much like the roller coasters a few steps…
Nominations open for UMA Board of Directors
ALEXANDRIA, Va. — August. 1, 2019, is the deadline to submit nominations for open seats on the UMA Board of Directors. This year, there will be…
Bus industry pioneer mourned
The bus industry is mourning the loss of Joseph “Joe” Ready who passed away at age 95 in La Crescent, Minnesota. Ready, with his wife…
UMA CEO shares passion for inclusion
United Motorcoach Association CEO Stacy Tetschner has proven himself to be a passionate advocate for the motorcoach industry and for diversity in its representation.
He’s…
UMA gains ground at Fly-In
Operators educate legislators about need for fuel tax parity
Washington D.C. – Becky Whitmore’s timing couldn’t have been better. Her visit to Maine Sen. Angus…
Education is her focus
MA’s first woman chair shares her vision
When Gladys Gillis was voted chair of the United Motorcoach Association board of directors in early 2018, she…
Midwestern floods challenge operators
A perfect storm of weather disasters—a “bomb cyclone” of rain falling as quickly melting snow was overtopping rivers and breaking levees—has meant disruption and in…
