An all-inclusive holiday with kids works when the hotel offers enough for every age group: a kids’ club for the youngest, dedicated activities for teenagers, water facilities and entertainment the whole family can share. When all of that is in place, adults gain something that is often hard to find on holiday: free time. This guide covers what to look...
During the weekend of 18 to 20 September2026 , RIU Hotels & Resorts joined the 10th edition of the World Wellness Weekend (WWW), a global non-profit movement present in 190 countries. Our entertainment and RIU Fit teams organised three days of inclusive, complimentary sporting activities across more than 40 participating hotels, all designed to promote healthy lifestyle habits among our...
To mark our 25th anniversary in Jamaica, at RIU Hotels & Resorts we brought together our team and several staying guests to see how both groups perceive everyday resort situations. Through a series of questions about daily hotel life, this initiative tests empathy and mutual understanding between staff and guests. How was this initiative born to compare the perspectives of...
Planning a trip with three generations works differently than a couples’ getaway or a standard family holiday: you need to sort out privacy for each group, match wildly different rest schedules, and land on activities that leave no one out. Before booking, it’s worth looking at three specific things: what room types are on offer, how the resort itself is...
When a couple and a family with kids travel together, the right hotel isn’t the one with the most kids’ activities, and it isn’t the quietest adults-only property either — it’s the one that offers both without either group crowding out the other. That means looking for separate spaces within the same destination, or even within the same resort complex,...
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