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From 22 to 26 January, Madrid hosted the 45th edition of the International Tourism Trade Fair (FITUR), organised by IFEMA MADRID. RIU did not want to miss this key event in the global tourism industry, so it marked its return with its own stand, after 17 years without a physical presence at the fair. FITUR was a resounding success for the chain, which could not...
As with the Canary Islands in relation to Spain, there is a small island that despite being part of Portugal is located in African waters. It’s Madeira, an island 57 kilometres long and 22 kilometres wide. Thanks to its small size, you can explore every corner, the spots every visitor must see. One of them is Funchal, the capital, a...
This week marks five years since the first charitable surgical procedure carried out by África Avanza, an organisation for Development Cooperation, which offers medical treatment to inhabitants of the island of Sal in Cape Verde. The organisation as now reached a total of 739 surgical operations and 1,600 beneficiaries. On 3rd April 2013, the doctors Koldo de Pérdigo and Luis...
We have big news for you: the expansion of the Hotel Riu Santa Fe almost finished! Scheduled for 21 April, the opening of the hotel’s new zone brings many, many new amenities that will enhance our hotel offer in Los Cabos. Along with the Hotel Riu Palace Cabo San Lucas, fully renovated in 2016, the Hotel Riu Santa Fe will...
RIU Hotels & Resorts continues its responsible purchasing strategy with the acquisition of “¡Tierra!” capsules and Lavazza coffee beans, developed in collaboration with Rainforest Alliance, the NGO responsible for the Rainforest Alliance Certified™ seal to show that the product is grown sustainably. RIU Hotels will offer ¡Tierra! Simple and ¡Tierra! Doble capsules, as well as ¡Tierra! Brasil Verde coffee beans at its...
We all love paradisiacal destinations, with their unique beaches, crystalline waters and white sand. And if these destinations also have something extra, we fall in love with them. And Formentera has that. Covering just 83 km2, the smallest of the Balearic Islands, in addition to countless beautiful beaches and coves, has another phenomenon that wins over visitors: its street markets....
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