Huge Debts of Collapsed Glastonbury Glamping Firm - Liverpool Echo

Huge debts of collapsed Glastonbury glamping firm - Liverpool Echo

Yurtel, based in Wiltshire, went into liquidation last month

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Glastonbury glamping firm's huge debts after it collapsed before festival

Yurtel, based in Corsham, Wiltshire, went into liquidation in May, leaving a number of Glastonbury glampers ticketless and out of pocket

Glastonbury: Huge debts of collapsed glamping firm revealed

The huge debts racked up by a luxury Glastonbury Festival glamping company before it collapsed last month have been revealed. Yurtel, which is based in Corsham, Wiltshire, went into liquidation in May, leaving a number of Glastonbury glampers ticketless and out of pocket. The business had charged between £10,000 and £16,500 for its hospitality tickets and accommodation packages for this year’s festival. However, Yurtel confirmed last month that …