The versatility of a safari tent

Glamping tents offer a unique stay between the wildlife in safari parks. Safari tents in the zoo, transforms into souvenir shops and snack corners with a unique and adventurous look.
The demand for Glamping is not only on the rise at campgrounds and recreation parks. Others are now also playing into the desire for memory-making experiences and using safari tents for multiple purposes:
  • Souvenir shop
  • Snackcorner
  • Museum
  • Dining/ mess tents
  • Front desk
  • Information point
Luxury tents are so versatile the applications are only limited by your needs. Check out the incredible tent options at Tentickle Luxury Tents and upgrade your lodge, resort, safari park, reastaunrant or even garden.

Original article from Gorgeous Glamping.

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