Low Development Costs, High ADRs and Incredible Valuations

Written by: Jay Bhakta

Glamping has taken the hospitality industry by storm over the last few years with developments occurring overnight. These remote-style stays became especially popular over the course of the Covid pandemic, as they offered the distanced retreat and vacation getaway that many craved after lockdowns. Due to the lack of physical structures required, development is rapid and far less costly. However, with the unique service proposition provided, glamping properties are able to charge high ADRs. And, as these properties are valued based on the income approach, their valuations are derived from their cash flow — resulting in incredible returns.

With varying startup costs through different business models, these high returns can be further extended. By making decisions such as buying or leasing land, startup costs can be further mitigated, allowing for a low barrier of entry for new competition to join. With the growth in popularity of

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Has Covid hiked travel insurance costs? How you can stay protected

Thousands of holidaymakers could see their travel insurance premiums rise by 20 to 30 per cent, thanks to Covid, new research has revealed. 

Some could even see a hike of 38 per cent, according to research from Go Compare.

Meanwhile, a basic multi trip insurance policy around Europe jumping from £17.38 in July 2019 to £22.71 in July this year, according to separate data from Compare the Market.

It also found insurance for a one week trip to Europe has increased from £8.44 two years ago to £10.53 this summer.

Travel insurance might go up for some holidaymakers, thanks to Covid, experts have revealed

Travel insurance might go up for some holidaymakers, thanks to Covid, experts have revealed

Whilst the jump may not seem a lot, prices have increased across the board as travel insurance has become more essential than ever since the pandemic.

Holidaymakers are encouraged to take out a decent policy that will cover them for every eventuality with the hike in

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