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29.03.2024 - 12:55 / insider.com
Outdoorsy is one of the US' most popular RV-rental platforms. But nine years in and almost $3 billion in sales later, it's ready to expand.
The company now wants to become the go-to destination for $350-a-night luxury tent camping, or something close to it.
Outdoorsy is going all-in on "glamping" — a portmanteau of "glamour" and "camping" — with its own branded properties.
It's already opened three "glamp sites" over the last year and is looking to invest over $700 million into the ballooning business, CEO Jeff Cavins told Business Insider.
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