“…It can be mentioned that there are a limited number of studies in both foreign and Turkish literature on glamping, which is a relatively new concept. Looking at some of these studies, they include the case studies based on certain glamping businesses (Birdir et al, 2015;Düzgün, 2021), which examine glampers' motivations (Sakacova, 2013), the conceptual framework of glamping (Brooker and Joppe, 2013;Ergüven et al, 2015), customers' experiences (Brochado, 2019), rural development (Çelik et al, 2017), analysis of glamping businesses' web pages (Konak and Özhasar, 2019), the perceptions (Aksöz et al, 2020), experiences and perceived service quality of individuals participating in the camp and glamping (Brochado and Pereira, 2017;Vrtodušić Hrgovi´c et al, 2019) and the motivations of the glamping participants (Filipe et al, 2018) and also subject the views of glamping participants to content analysis (Brochado, 2019;Brochado and Brochado, 2019), and the studies examining areas with the potential for glamping (Göktas et al, 2017). As can be seen, it has been determined that the e-complaint management process of glamping businesses was not been investigated.…”