How Global Alliances and Local Action Combat Ocean Plastic

15 Oct 2026

Protecting coastal ecosystems and ocean biodiversity requires rigorous, localized environmental action. Across fragile destinations such as the Maldives and Jamaica, non-governmental organizations (NGOs) including the Maldives Ocean Plastics Alliance (MOPA) and the Jamaica Environment Trust (JET) are developing locally adapted approaches to tackling plastic pollution. From source segregation and circular recycling on remote islands to community waste collection and environmental...

Packing for the Dominican Republic: what to take to a RIU All Inclusive?

14 Apr 2026

When travelling to a RIU hotel in the Dominican Republic, you should bring linen or cotton clothing, at least three swimsuits, biodegradable sunscreen, and a type A/B plug adapter. You must include dress shoes for the themed restaurants and a basic first-aid kit for the tropical climate. Have you already booked your flights to Punta Cana? Congratulations! You’re one step...

How has RIU Hotels recovered in Jamaica following Hurricane Melissa?

10 Apr 2026

RIU Hotels & Resorts has led a comprehensive response plan in Jamaica following the impact of Hurricane Melissa, focusing its efforts on direct support for our collaborators and community aid. What support measures were implemented for RIU collaborators? Before we could welcome travelers with our usual smile, it was essential to ensure that each of our colleagues had the necessary...

Where to stay with RIU Hotels to experience the 2026 FIFA World Cup in Canada?

7 Apr 2026

To experience the 2026 FIFA World Cup in Canada, the ideal place to stay with RIU Hotels is the Hotel Riu Plaza Toronto. This year, the world stops to celebrate the most anticipated sporting event: the 2026 FIFA World Cup. For the first time in history, the competition will be held jointly in Canada, the United States, and Mexico, turning...

What is the experience Adults Only like at the hotels of RIU Hotels & Resorts?

31 Mar 2026

RIU Hotels & Resorts runs 27 Adults Only hotels across the Americas, Europe and Africa, in destinations that include Mexico, the Dominican Republic, Jamaica, Aruba, the Bahamas, Spain, Cabo Verde, Morocco, Mauritius and Tanzania. These hotels are built exclusively for adults — 18 and over as a general rule, though local law requires 21 and over in some destinations —...

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