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Does Yurtel's downfall at Glastonbury spell the end of glamping? I sincerely hope so
The Observer
|May 25, 2025
Yurtel, the yurt equivalent of Raffles, Singapore, at the Glastonbury festival has gone into administration.
Its £16,500 “presidential suite” is no more, its floors - it had floors! - and sofas are ideas now. Its guests will not get their tickets to Glastonbury either: they will watch it on iPlayer, like us. Yurtel will remain a cow pasture, which is what it is supposed to be.
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