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The night auditor is much more than an overnight receptionist
Read → The night auditor closes the books, catches errors and protects revenue. Here's what they really do and why this role deserves more respect.
Alhambra evacuates after new earthquakes in Granada
Read → Earthquakes in Granada force the preventive evacuation of the Alhambra's Nasrid Palaces and Alcazaba, and close the museums.
OD Hotels enters tourist apartments with 22 units in Malaga
Read → OD Hotels debuts in tourist apartments with 22 units in Malaga's historic center, dropping restaurant and bar. A clear bet with a lesson for the sector.
Nearly half of hotel nights in Spain are concentrated in summer
Read → INE 2025 data shows Spanish hotels still depend heavily on summer. Here's what they're doing about it.
Europe already has 491 luxury hotels in development
Read → Europe closes the quarter with 1,736 hotel projects, 491 of them luxury. Premium supply is growing, and so is competition.
Castilla Termal opens its sixth hotel: Palacio de Avellaneda
Read → The chain brings a 16th-century Renaissance palace back to life as its sixth property. My take: heritage assets are a goldmine for inland tourism.
Malaga Fair fills planes but not hotels
Read → Flights to Malaga are up for the fair, but hotel occupancy is down. My take: visitors are changing where they sleep, not whether they come.
Palladium returns to Barcelona with the luxury hotel Bless
Read → Palladium is back in Barcelona with Bless, its luxury hotel. The chain bets on design and experience to stand out in a demanding market.
Minor Hotels posts €73M quarterly profit while pushing expansion
Read → Minor Hotels posted a recurring profit of €73M in Q2 2026, up 2%, as it accelerates hotel expansion.