Let's Go Motorhomes offers accommodation option for horticulture workers

Australian company, Let's Go Motorhomes, has committed to keeping essential businesses in food, agriculture and horticulture, by providing temporary self-contained mobile accommodation.

The company is offering individuals and organisations temporary emergency accommodation, providing businesses with a solution to allow them to continue operating during the coronavirus pandemic.

Let's Go Motorhomes general manager, John Papadimitriou, said growers have experienced major disruptions to their operations as many prepare to begin harvesting.

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"We've seen and read many reports of major shortages of accommodation, particularly for fruit and vegetable pickers in regional areas," he said.

"If your business needs to continue to operate and you need to keep your workers onsite, we can help provide temporary and affordable self-contained mobile accommodation that is safe."

Let's Go Motorhomes was launched in 2016 with parent company, the Jayco Group, rebranding the business after purchasing what was formerly Around Australia Motorhomes.

Each Jayco-manufactured motorhome includes a bed, shower, toilet, kitchen, fridge, television, air conditioning and heater.

Let's Go Motorhomes' fleet comprises a mixture of large and small motorhomes and campervans.

"The great thing about our motorhomes is that they're self-contained which means they have individual shower, toilet and kitchen facilities," Mr Papadimitriou said.

"This means workers don't need to share amenities and can be kept separate and safe. Additionally, staying in a motorhome provides your staff and workers with the ability to live on the premises or close to your worksite.

"Let's work together to keep essential businesses going during this tough time."