Trends

Barcelona is establishing itself as one of the top destinations for "workcations"

Barcelona is establishing itself as one of the top destinations for

The Catalan capital ranks behind Bangkok and Tokyo in the fourth edition of IWG?s Work from Anywhere Index, which analyzes connectivity, housing, transportation, and the availability of flexible workspaces. The study also highlights the growth of this work model: 90% of professionals say that working from anywhere improves their work-life balance, and 48% plan to take longer vacations in 2026 thanks to remote work.


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Why Do Some Hotels Smell So Good? The Invisible Business of Scent Marketing

Why Do Some Hotels Smell So Good? The Invisible Business of Scent Marketing

There are experiences that linger in your memory long after you?ve left a hotel. Sometimes it?s a spectacular view, an exceptionally comfortable bed, or a memorable breakfast. Other times, however, the memory is linked to something much harder to describe: a scent.


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Barcelona, third city in the world with the most thefts from visitors

Barcelona, third city in the world with the most thefts from visitors
Radical Storage, Europe's leading digital luggage storage company, has published a global ranking of cities with the highest rates of theft from tourists and visitors, based on an analysis of more than 13,000 reviews related to insecurity, theft, and fraud. Barcelona ranks third.
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Pets, pop culture, and à la carte hotels: the trends that will shape travel this year

Pets, pop culture, and à la carte hotels: the trends that will shape travel this year
Pets in the cabin, direct long-haul routes, "à la carte" hotels, and destinations where you can visit the future. The Travel Trends 2026 report, produced by Amadeus in collaboration with Globetrender, paints a picture of a future where technology, pop culture, and hyper-personalization will redefine the traveler's experience. The common denominator is that travelers are planning in a more hybrid way and seeking experiences that are more connected to their lifestyle.
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Do you know the average generational composition of Spanish companies?

Do you know the average generational composition of Spanish companies?

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).


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More than half of Spaniards will continue to work from home during the summer months

 More than half of Spaniards will continue to work from home during the summer months

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.
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