Talent as a driving force for the development of tourism was the central theme of the sixth edition of FITUR Talent, the section of the International Tourism Trade Fair organized by FITUR in collaboration with EDUCACIÓN 3.0. Under the slogan ‘How to Attract and Retain Talent in the Tourism Industry: Best Practices and Success Stories’, this space hosted high-level presentations with participation from HR experts, academic institutions, companies, and industry leaders who shared their knowledge and experience in the sector.

Shoreditch hotel nhow London (https://www.nhow-hotels.com/en/nhow-london) has launched a new hot desking package for creatives where riotous design, cool beats and tasty bites combine to feed the imagination (and stomachs) of guests in need of a temporary workspace.

The Island’s First St. Regis Hotel Introduces Unrivaled Elegance, World-Class Dining, and Signature Service to the Caribbean

Canada’s largest airline and flag carrier, Air Canada, has made the ‘final call’ for its first sale of 2025, offering customers cut-price connections to Canada. The sale, which includes a number of the airline’s most popular transatlantic destinations, aims to inspire Brits looking to land a dream holiday in 2025.

Following the annual strategic meeting with Inverotel, one of the largest Spanish hotel investment groups, Minister of Tourism, Hon Edmund Bartlett has negotiated better labour market arrangements for the backbone of Jamaica’s tourism sector - its dedicated workforce. The meeting included key representatives from Inverotel and senior tourism officials in the margins of FITUR, the leading tourism trade fair held in Spain. Established in 2007, the Inverotel Group currently has 18 members from various hotel chains, which together have around 100,000 rooms in the Americas and the Caribbean. The discussion, led by the Minister, focused on a comprehensive plan that will address three critical areas: housing accessibility, professional development through training, and retirement security. “Our tourism workers are the heart and soul of Jamaica’s hospitality sector,” said Minister Bartlett. “This initiative represents the commitment of our largest investors to our workers’ well-being and professional growth, ensuring a sustainable future for both our employees and the sector,” he added.

The World Travel & Tourism Council ( WTTC ) unveiled its latest report today, exploring the critical gap between travelers’ desire for sustainable options and their current behaviour.