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Remember when we asked you to send in your favorite glamping spots? Well, thank you for giving us hundreds of tips! We have compiled this list based on what you, the amazing celebrators and travelers, deemed the best of the best across the globe. It seems that this year may be glamping’s most golden year yet. With pop-up tent hotels, airstream outposts, countryside A-frames and safari style tents appearing not only around the country but around the world, slow living seems to be this summer’s biggest goal. We’re bringing you the glamping spots that have our attention focused on desert skies, jungle palms, alpine outlooks and turquoise seas. All you need to do is whisper to a friend, “I’ll stop the world and glamp with you.” Reporter: Alyssa Brown

Morocco can fill a camera roll without even meaning to. It’s an old country and plenty of it's finest architects, interior decorators, and hoteliers have seen what can be done with history. Modern furniture, manicured gardens, and magnificent views breathe new life into such ancient charm. Whether an oasis in the desert or a palatial hotel in the city, these are the best places to go to take the best pictures of your life. By: Jake Kilroy Venue: Camp Adounia

Whether you call it glamping or luxury camping, holiday nights spent inside well-decorated tipis, airstreams, yurts, and tree houses is a trend that has officially gone global. We’ve crossed mountains, oceans, valleys, beaches, and bayous to bring you this epic list of top glamping spots from Africa to Utah to China and everywhere in between.   If you’re looking for a pod to hang from a tree as your personal tent or looking to sleep in a vintage airstream outside Venice (Italy) for a weekend, we’ve got you covered. Planning a glamping wedding for a solid crew of adventurers and want to put everyone up in fully furnished bell tents? We’ve scoured up a few good options for that too. The biggest question you’ll be left with is whether to fly to your destination on a seaplane or ride a camel to get there.  Written by Alyssa Brown