Glamour +
Camping
Glamping is a new kind of travel, a way of enjoying nature without losing out on comfort. But what does it mean exactly?
Have you ever thought of spending a holiday camping in the Cilento region at our Odissea camping village? Glamping is one of the latest trends in tourism, a new way of camping in a more luxurious way. But what is it exactly? Glamping combines closeness to nature, the camping experience, and the comfort of luxury hotels, drawing even people who want a holiday with all the mod cons to the campsite.
The word “glamping” is a combination of the words “camping” and “glamour”, and is used to describe camping in luxury tents or pods. And of course, glam also means shiny, sparkly – something that draws the eye.
It’s important not to confuse camping with glamping, as they are two quite different things. Camping involves sleeping out in nature in your tent, either on a campsite or out in the “wild”. Glamping, on the other hand, involves equipped and furnished tents, possibly even with designer furniture and featuring all the mod cons you’d find at a hotel. Sounds like a good idea for your next holiday, don’t you think?
Glamping is a new kind of travel, a way of enjoying nature without losing out on comfort. But what does it mean exactly?
Have you ever thought of spending a holiday camping in the Cilento region at our Odissea camping village? Glamping is one of the latest trends in tourism, a new way of camping in a more luxurious way. But what is it exactly? Glamping combines closeness to nature, the camping experience, and the comfort of luxury hotels, drawing even people who want a holiday with all the mod cons to the campsite.
The word “glamping” is a combination of the words “camping” and “glamour”, and is used to describe camping in luxury tents or pods. And of course, glam also means shiny, sparkly – something that draws the eye.
It’s important not to confuse camping with glamping, as they are two quite different things. Camping involves sleeping out in nature in your tent, either on a campsite or out in the “wild”. Glamping, on the other hand, involves equipped and furnished tents, possibly even with designer furniture and featuring all the mod cons you’d find at a hotel. Sounds like a good idea for your next holiday, don’t you think?
