From Check-In to Checkout: How Technology is Streamlining Hotel Operations

In the heart of a bustling city, a boutique hotel prided itself on personalized service and a unique guest experience. Yet, despite their dedication, they faced mounting challenges: overbookings during peak seasons, manual errors in reservations, and a front desk overwhelmed with paperwork. These operational inefficiencies strained the staff and began to tarnish the guest experience they so valued.

Ten Percent of the Products Consumed at RIU’s Hotels in The Balearic Islands are Locally Produced

In just two years, RIU Hotels & Resorts has doubled the amount of local products used at its hotels in the Balearic Islands. This figure stood at 5.7% in 2023, before increasing to 7% in 2024 and reaching 10% in 2025. This amount is calculated as a percentage of the hotels’ total spending and represents a significant milestone for the chain, which intends to continue increasing the proportion of local products used in the coming years as part of its Proudly Committed sustainability strategy, supporting the community and reducing the company’s scope 2 carbon emissions.

Eurostars settles in Latvia

Eurostars Hotel Company, a subsidiary of the Hotusa Group, recently announced the opening of its first property in Latvia, the Eurostars Metropole in Riga. This expansion marks the brand’s entry into the Baltic States, with the prospect of growth in this strategic region.

Ten Trends Shaping Corporate Communications in 2025

“In a rapidly evolving landscape…” – This Chat-GPT siren seems to be the most frequently used phrase of the past year and immediately makes me question the content that follows. However, we can all reluctantly relate to the statement and the Communications function is no exception. While the AI wave has flooded our daily lives, changing how we work and what we communicate, other societal trends and consumer behaviors continue to prompt (pun intended) fundamental changes within corporate communications.

How Glamping Is Reshaping The Future Of The Luxury Travel Industry

Luxury travel is evolving, and at its forefront is a rapidly growing sector: glamping. The fusion of nature and high-end hospitality has propelled glamping from a niche offering to a mainstream industry poised for significant expansion. According to Arizton research, the U.S. glamping market is projected to skyrocket from $561 million in 2023 to $1.3 billion by 2029, underscoring the increasing demand for high-end outdoor experiences.