The glamping industry is booming, but it’s a seasonal business. This means bookings will slow down during off-peak or mid-week periods. So, what can you do to counteract this slowdown? This is when you need a feeder business.

But what’s that you ask?

Well, a feeder business can keep your glamping enterprise thriving by sending customers through your door. This technique involves running high-end C-Level corporate retreats and events during quiet times.

In this episode, I talk with Sarah Dale about her glamping business, The Canvas Experience, and her corporate retreat business for high-level executives, Project1490.

Learn how this creative approach keeps bookings steady year-round and why the corporate world is embracing the charm of luxury outdoor stays. You will learn real-world examples and how diversifying your glamping business in this way will be both soul-satisfying and lucrative.

Inspired Courses: https://www.inspiredcoursesvip.com/

Inspired Camping: https://www.inspiredcamping.com/

The Canvas Experience: https://www.thecanvasexperience.com/

Project 1490: https://www.project1490.com/

Laura runs a glamping site tucked away amongst the trees in the heart of the beautiful countryside, amongst sunny meadows and shade-dappled woods. They have fully kitted-out canvas bell tents and handmade wooden cabins. So what made them want to launch a retreat events business alongside their existing glamping services? Is it profitable and how did they manage to sell out their retreat event spaces? Laura, from Welsummer Glamping, shares all this and more in this episode, which highlights the benefits of glamping stays + retreat events from a business owners point of view.

Inspired Courses: https://www.inspiredcoursesvip.com/

Inspired Camping: https://www.inspiredcamping.com/

Welsummer Glamping: https://welsummercamping.com/

Pitching to any investor is difficult but imagine being surrounded by TV cameras, studio lights and four dragon investors. That's another level! This is exactly what Derry Green of Secret Garden Glamping did when he pitched his idea on the Dragons Den (also known in the USA as Shark Tank).

In this episode Derry shares how it came about, his results and how it all works behind the scenes. He also shares his top tips for attracting investment for any hospitality idea and what he hopes to achieve with his new project.

This is an inspirational episode full of top tips from a seasoned glamping business owner running one of the most successful sites in the United Kingdom.

For more information or to get in touch with Derry Green visit his website:

https://www.thesecretgardenglamping.uk/

To get in touch with Sarah Riley at the Glamping Academy hosted by Inspired Courses, visit

https://www.inspiredcoursesvip.com/