Glamping is the new French form of tourism combining glamour and camping. Glamping is very comfortable camping in the outdoors intended for rich tourists.

Instead of the usual sleeping bag, the luxurious bungalows and tents offer plush beds whose softness compares to those in the most lavish hotels.

This form of tourism first appeared in Great Britain some ten years ago, and has now been taken up by France as a tourist attraction. In western region of Bretagne there is a camp with five large and comfortable tents, each accommodating six people and equipped like first rate 4 stars hotels.

Despite their lack of electricity and warm water, an overnight stay in these tents costs 1,000 dollars, a sum that will assure guests of silk sheets, woolen blankets, and a lavishly furnished living room, kitchen and bathroom.