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Great Alaskan Holidays Hires New RV Tech

Jan 14, 2022 | Right Moves, Tourism

Nate Solomon

Great Alaskan Holidays—Alaska’s largest RV rental, sales, and service business headquartered in Anchorage—is preparing for the 2022 visitor season early by hiring a new RV Technician, Nate Solomon.

Prior to his arrival at Great Alaskan Holidays, Solomon was an RV technician with Arctic RV in Fairbanks and a production foreman with Bulletproof Trailers, also in Fairbanks. Solomon was also a volunteer firefighter in both Fairbanks and Delta Junction and has additional experience in the construction and farming industries. Born and raised in a military family in Aurora, Colorado, Solomon now calls Alaska his home.

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“Great Alaskan Holidays is pretty excited to have Nate on board with us as a valued RV Technician,” says Bob Johnson, the firm’s director of marketing. “Reliable technical expertise in an RV tech is hard to find in Alaska. They’re pretty important to our entire operation, especially when you consider how Great Alaskan Holidays strives for total safety and customer satisfaction in our customer motorhome rentals. We’re very glad to have Nate on our team of RV professionals.”

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