Pets, pop culture, and à la carte hotels: the trends that will shape travel this year
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December is, for many professionals, a month as intense as it is peculiar. In addition to year-end closings, budgets and impossible agendas, there is an unavoidable classic: corporate lunches and dinners. Events that, although informal in appearance, are part of the professional ecosystem and have a real impact on the image, relationships and well-being of those who attend.
Traveling with electronic devices has become as common as carrying a passport. Mobile phones, laptops, cameras, wireless headphones or external batteries are part of the luggage of almost any passenger. But, although we live with them on a daily basis, we do not always know how they should be transported correctly on an airplane.
Meetings, transfers, hotels, changing time zones and, in the middle of it all, constant notifications. Corporate travel has accelerated the pace this 2025 and, despite the positive aspects of this data, it also brings with it an old acquaintance: hyperconnectivity.
73% of Spanish workers admit to not disconnecting completely outside working hours.
As the high season draws to a close, the balance of air travel confirms an increasingly clear trend: the airport is an essential part of the travel experience, especially for the business traveler, who demands punctuality, connectivity and comfort. Holidu has analyzed thousands of Google Maps ratings to compile its ranking of the best airports in Europe in 2025.
Holidu has analyzed thousands of Google Maps ratings to compile its ranking of the best airports in Europe in 2025.
In the dynamic world of events, generational diversity in work teams has become a decisive strategic advantage. Based on data from the latest Economically Active Population Survey (EPA), the average composition in Spanish companies is 16% Gen Z (born between 1995 and 2010), 22% millennials (1982–1994), 53% Gen X (1965–1981) and 9% baby boomers (before 1964).