Apollo Tourism & Leisure Ltd is an Australia-based vertically integrated manufacturer, rental fleet operator, wholesaler and retailer of a range of recreational vehicles (RVs), including motorhomes, campervans and caravans. The Company's segments include Australia, New Zealand and the USA. The Australia segment provides short term hire of motorhomes, manufactures replacement RVs for the rental fleet, manufactures motorhomes and caravans for sale direct to the public, and operates RV sales activities. The New Zealand segment provides short term hire of motorhomes, manufactures replacement vehicles for the rental fleet, and operates RV sales activities for the sale of ex-rental fleet RVs. The USA segment provides short term hire of motorhomes and operates RV sales activities for the sale of ex-rental fleet RVs through a dealer network. It manufactures Winnebago and Talvor branded RV sales units. Its rental brands include StarRV, HIPPIE and Cheapa Campa.

Sales Analysis. During the second fiscal quarter of 2021, sales at Apollo Tourism & Leisure Ltd totalled A$160.25 million. This is a drop of 18.7% from the A$197.18 million in sales at the company during the second quarter in 2020. Apollo Tourism & Leisure Ltd reported sales of A$366.75 million (US$282.76 million) for the fiscal year ending June of 2020. This represents a very small increase of 0.4% versus 2019, when the company's sales were A$365.16 million. Sales at Apollo Tourism & Leisure Ltd have increased during each of the previous five years (and since 2015, sales have increased a total of 289%). Sales of North America saw an increase that was more than double the company's growth rate: sales were up 21.7% in 2020, from A$112.14 million to A$136.48 million. Not all segments of Apollo Tourism & Leisure Ltd experienced an increase in sales in 2020: sales of Europe fell 26.6% to A$9.25 million. (However, this segment's sales were only a very small portion of the company's overall sales). Apollo Tourism & Leisure Ltd also experienced decreases in sales in Australia (down 8.5% to A$191.59 million) and New Zealand (down 8.2% to A$30.19 million) .