Autentic, the Belgian brand known for its high-quality glamping tents combining comfort, design and durability, has officially joined the AMA Group – Amazing Modular Architecture. Headquartered in Portugal, AMA brings together leading names in the glamping and events sectors, including The Glamping Revolution and Eurodome.
Founded in 2020, Autentic has quickly established itself as a major international player in the glamping industry, offering premium bell tents and outdoor accommodation solutions designed for both hospitality and events. Joining the AMA Group marks a new phase of growth for the company, creating strong synergies with AMA’s expertise in sustainable modular architecture and innovative outdoor living concepts.
Autentic and The Glamping Revolution have already been long-standing partners, sharing the same passion for authentic outdoor experiences and design excellence. Over the past few years, The Glamping Revolution has completed several glamping projects across Spain and Portugal using Autentic tents and recently released a white paper on glamping ROI.
The acquisition is part of a broader strategic move by World of Tents (WOT) – Autentic’s former parent company – to focus its future activities on institutional and humanitarian markets through its other brands, Alpinter and Shield, both recognised suppliers to NGOs, civil protection agencies and defence organisations worldwide. “This marks an exciting new chapter for Autentic. We are confident that The Glamping Revolution and the AMA Group will continue to grow the brand with the same passion that has always defined it, while this transition allows WOT to strengthen its focus on institutional markets,” said Jolien Verheust, Director of Marcom at World of Tents.
For partners, resellers and glamping professionals already working with Autentic, the company confirms full continuity in its products and quality standards – now further enhanced by the expertise and international presence of the AMA Group.

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