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Each new hotel opening is an adventure involving months of work, preparation, and a good dose of excitement. In early May 2024, RIU welcomed its seventh hotel in Jamaica: the Riu Palace Aquarelle, a new paradise in Falmouth that opened its doors with Paola García at the helm as its manager. A year on, we sat down with her to...
Next Sunday, 30 April, is Children’s Day in Mexico, when the youngest members of the family are the centre of attention. RIU Hotels & Resorts would like to commemorate this event by telling you about something that we are particularly proud of: the work carried out by the children's organisations we collaborate with in Mexico.
The star of today's entry is Miguel Reynés, Chief Information Officer (CIO) at RIU. We had the pleasure of interviewing him so that he could tell us first-hand about the work he and his team do in the IT Systems department. Miguel Reynés joined RIU as head of the Riu Partner Club Project in 1993. Later, he took on the responsibility for Development, before becoming a director. Now he is in charge of controlling one of the company's key departments, in which IT systems and new technologies play a fundamental role for all RIU's workers and customers.
Legend has it that everyone who visits Andalusia will return one day. Andalusia's variety of landscapes will evoke the most romantic Spain imaginable, beautiful views framed by orange trees and the delicate scent of blossom in the air.
Many whales migrate to the area of Los Cabos, Mazatlán and Vallarta, in Mexico, to give birth, taking advantage of the ideal conditions of the warm Mexican waters to raise their offspring until they are ready to continue their journey. At RIU Hotels & Resorts we want you to enjoy one of the most magical spectacles nature has to offer in a responsible way. That's why we offer you a series of recommendations so that the natural habitat of these wonderful cetaceans remains unaffected and, therefore, you too can enjoy this spectacle as safely as possible.
The use of the RIU name for branding its hotels did not occur at the time of its founding as a family business in 1953. The first hotel to carry the family name was the Riu Palace Maspalomas, which opened in 1989. Before that, the chain's hotels were called Río, in honor of Luis Riu Bertrán's love of Western movies.
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