Managing Partner Lars Schäfer will talk on the diversification of traditional camping and the opportunities it offers small businesses and touristic regions.

Since the outbreak of the Covid pandemic, many tourism businesses have suffered, especially more traditional options, as travelers turned to new opportunities, such as glamping.

This recently posted article at Hospitality Net by Susie Ellis shows the importance of wellness offerings for the hospitality sector. As the founder of the Global Wellness Summit states: “‘Wellness’ is no longer a travel trend, it’s a global movement and more totalizing demand, and hotels need to think beyond the compartmentalized spa or fitness center.”
Glamping sites are in a very good position for capitalizing on these 3 mega wellness trends as what travelers seek more and more is a rejuvenating experience in nature and what is better than a glamping structure situated in a remote, wild location?! 

Upcycling, i.e. creative reuse, is an interesting part of the shift towards more sustainable tourism. Here is how one farm in Scotland is planning to upcycle old shipping containers into short-term glamping accommodation.