Glamping and staycations

4.8.4 Tourism Facilities and Accommodation reading the policy and understanding the surrounding factors i believe that the location of certain holiday home developments shoud not and could not be concentrated within existing towns, villages and settlements. For example camping, how is this a sustainable rule for a tourist attraction that has to be so rural. As well as this what about glamping, the whole idea for glamping and those types of retreats is for it to be in the middle of nowhere so its quiet peaceful and you will be able to see the stars. To restrict any possible sites being built or even planned in areas not in an existing town is a waste of time. I have been glamping and camping on many occasions and you will not find a good company or site that is in a town or village, it is all about getting the furthest away from normal life as you can. If you want to stay in a town or village then stay in a hotel or Air BnB. Glin has hotels and Air Bnb rental properties, it doesnt make sense that it is impossible to take a part of the tourism to a exclusive glamping site away from the town. Theres no way that i would go to a camping or glamping site if it was near a town or village, you pay the money to get away in the country side. This must mean that unless you live in a town or have property within a village you can not contribute to the tourism within your area.