Glamping is growing in the U.S. as the camping and hospitality sector has drawn in a new set of leisure travelers looking for services and amenities not typically found in camping.
For campers who love the outdoors and nature but don't like bugs or the hassle of pitching a tent, "glamping" is the solution. Glamping is growing in the U.S. as the camping and hospitality sector has drawn in a new set of leisure travelers looking for services and amenities not typically found in standard camping. Largely unknown in 2014, glamping has since drawn in a new set of travelers.
The Scandinavian-styled Lushna cabin accommodations are described as "almost camping," and are equipped with mattresses, wool blankets and heat and air conditioning. The A-line cabins come with detached bathrooms with showers and upscale bath products. The larger suites feature two floors with an upstairs loft, a study room and a sofa area. A bathroom and outdoor seating area are attached.
The experience is prided in the "digital detox," catering to guests who are looking to unplug and detach from technology. A wellness center with an infrared sauna allows guests to meditate and do yoga under the stars. Eastwind Hotels co-founder Bjorn Boyer told FOX Business that each of the three locations are positioned within proximity of a city. The business' target audience is people who work in urban areas seeking to escape to a serene environment.
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