Peer-to-peer tenting platforms HomeCamper and Campspace have merged to create what they’re calling the biggest community of personal tenting spots in Europe.
No phrases of the deal have been disclosed, however the mixture of the France and Netherlands-based firms, which specialise in micro-camping or areas from non-public people, will provide 75,000 bookable spots and greater than 13,000 hosts.
The merger additionally contains the acquisition of Camperland, a Germany primarily based micro-camping platform. The stock throughout the businesses contains treehouses, yurts, cabins and personal tents.
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An announcement from the businesses stated that the micro-camping phase has been rising since COVID whereas the broader tenting market amounted to 235 million in a single day stays yearly in keeping with Eurostat figures in 2022.
“We’re excited to hitch forces with Campspace,” stated Etienne de Galbert, CEO of HomeCamper.
“This merger represents a big milestone in our mission to offer unparalleled tenting experiences. Collectively, we’re making a stronger neighborhood that advantages hosts and campers throughout Europe.”
And Hugo van Donselaar, CEO of Campspace, stated: “With this merger, we have now a implausible presence in an important European tenting international locations. Furthermore, we will additional promote this most sustainable approach of touring to a bigger group of vacationers and hosts.”
