In the outdoor hospitality sector, where supply is becoming increasingly standardised, demand is growing for solutions that can genuinely stand out – both in terms of quality and guest experience. It is within this space that Glant operates, an Italian company that has chosen to move against the tide by adopting a design and production approach closer to that of an atelier than to mass industrial manufacturing.
Glant defines itself as “the Italian glamping atelier”, a positioning that effectively encapsulates its production model. This approach results in structures that go beyond purely functional requirements, helping to shape a distinctive guest experience capable of generating long-term value. Investing in a glamping solution is therefore framed as a strategic decision – not simply a purchase, but a lever to increase profitability, strengthen positioning and differentiate the overall offer.
A product combining aesthetics, performance and durability
Manual processing, extensive customisation options and a strong focus on sustainability are combined with structural solidity, certified systems and ongoing support throughout every phase of the project. The outcome is a product that brings together aesthetics, performance and durability, delivering a fast and measurable return on investment.
“Following the success of our participation at InOut | The Hospitality Community in Rimini in October 2025,” says Lorenzo Bulleri, CEO of Glant, “we continued our marketing strategy aimed at increasing brand awareness and conveying the quality and unique features of our products by attending another key industry event: the 50th edition of Hospitality – Il Salone dell’Accoglienza in Riva del Garda”.
At Riva del Garda, Glant expanded the range already presented in Rimini, introducing models designed for different targets and contexts, yet united by a consistent design philosophy: offering practical and accessible solutions without compromising on quality, design or attention to detail.
Sushi L: a solution designed for families
The Sushi L model completed the range by addressing the family segment, representing an effective balance between design simplicity and construction quality. It was developed to meet the needs of operators who require solutions that can be implemented quickly – particularly ahead of the season – without compromising on aesthetics or functionality.
Fast production and delivery times allow investments to be finalised within tight schedules, while detailed assembly schemes make it possible for clients to handle installation independently and, if necessary, dismantle the unit at the end of the season. This is particularly relevant for sites subject to regulatory constraints or temporary pitch use.
Despite its essential concept, Sushi L still offers scope for customisation in terms of interior layouts and technical systems, confirming the flexible, tailored approach that defines Glant’s overall offering.
Sorrento XLW: space optimisation with full comfort
Alongside the family-oriented model, Glant presented Sorrento XLW, a solution designed for couples and for contexts where space is a critical constraint. The key feature of this model lies in its ability to deliver a complete glamping experience – including an internal bathroom – while maintaining a very compact footprint. This makes it particularly suitable for campsites with smaller pitches or for terraced layouts, a configuration commonly found in high-density tourist areas such as Lake Garda.
Material quality and structural strength remain central elements. Unlike many more commercial solutions on the market, Sorrento XLW ensures durability and long-term performance, maintaining high standards from both a technical and aesthetic perspective.
The introduction of Sushi L and Sorrento XLW reflects a clear strategy: expanding the range with more accessible solutions while preserving the level of quality that defines the brand’s positioning. In this way, Glant confirms its role as a partner capable of supporting operators not only in product supply, but also throughout the design, installation and development of their accommodation offering.
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