Temporary campsites provide £25m boost for rural Britain

Following a boom in staycations in 2020 and 2021, campsite owners and the industry are calling on the Government to extend temporary campsite dates again in 2022

Alex Black
Deputy Editor
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Temporary campsites provide £25m boost for rural Britain

Following a boom in staycations in 2020 and 2021, campsite owners and the industry are calling on the Government to extend temporary campsite dates again in 2022 Tourists headed to all corners of the...

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