Teleworking has become an established reality among Spanish professionals. According to a Zoom survey, 55.4% say they will continue to telework from home during the summer months, confirming the definitive consolidation towards hybrid models beyond the pandemic context and the subsequent return to the office that many companies have implemented.
Summer is the time to travel par excellence, whether for leisure or business. Although in this season many companies change their schedules and timetables, there are certain meetings that can only be held in person. However, in these months it can be difficult to find the perfect hotel due to the high occupancy that occurs in some destinations.
Although traffic usually makes the headlines when talking about urban mobility, a new survey conducted by Parclick, the online parking reservation app, reveals a significant fact: what most stresses Spanish drivers is not traffic or traffic jams, it's looking for parking.
Although the day pass concept is still little known to the general public, it has become one of the fastest growing trends in the global travel industry. According to the most recent data, the daily hotel access market is experiencing annual growth of more than 400%, driven by new lifestyles, digitization and the desire for short but intense experiences.
Packing a suitcase is for many the most tiresome part of traveling. Thirty-five percent of Spaniards consider their style ‘anxious’, filling it with ‘just in case’, especially women (41%). The most popular technique for maximizing space and saving on checked luggage is to roll up clothes, according to an international survey conducted by eDreams.
Commuting is part of the daily routine for many professionals, but it can also affect physical and mental health. Changes in routine, meals away from home, lack of rest or long hours of sitting are just some of the factors that can disrupt the well-being of those who travel for work.