Iberostar News

Highlights

Here are the most important news and initiatives so far this year, I hope they are of interest to you

A star to keep dreaming

The end of the year is an opportune time to assess what we have experienced and dream of what is yet to come

This dual perspective helps us to put things in place, recognize major milestones, and set priorities. Allow me to share with you some thoughts on what 2022 has been like for Iberostar Group and a few brushstrokes of thinking about 2023. 

In the last 12 months we have experienced the recovery and consolidation of tourism. It now seems incredible that we were suffering the impact of a new wave of Covid with its consequent restrictions in January. Spring marked a turning point and a change of trend that exceeded our expectations and showed the resilience of the sector.

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IHG and Iberostar sign a strategic alliance for resort and all-inclusive hotels in the Caribbean, Americas, Southern Europe and North Africa

This is an agreement to market up to 70 beachfront hotels from our current portfolio, which will be integrated into the IHG system under the Iberostar Beachfront Resorts brand

InterContinental Hotels Group PLC (IHG or the Company) and Iberostar Hotels & Resorts (Iberostar) announced last month a long-term commercial agreement for resort and all-inclusive hotels. Through this strategic alliance, Iberostar will retain 100% ownership, preserving our autonomy and values as a family-owned business with an excellent reputation for quality, outstanding locations, and a commitment to sustainability. Up to 70 hotels (24.300 rooms) will be added to IHG’s system under the Iberostar Beachfront Resorts brand, which will become the 18th brand for IHG.

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Iberostar will be carbon neutral by 2030, 20 years ahead of the industry’s global target

The hotel group presented its decarbonization roadmap at COP27

Iberostar will bring its carbon emissions down to zero by 2030, 20 years before the global hospitality industry target. This commitment was presented in our roadmap towards decarbonization at the 27th edition of the UN Climate Change Conference (COP27) in Sharm El Sheikh, Egypt, in November. 

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Sabina Fluxá participates in a CEDE Working Breakfast in which she addresses the challenges of transformation in the hotel sector

The vice-president and CEO highlighted that the main catalysts are talent, innovation, and digitalization

Sabina Fluxá, vice-president and CEO of Iberostar Group, addressed the challenges of transforming the hotel and tourism sector at the Spanish Confederation of Directors and Executives (CEDE) breakfast meeting in November. The title of her talk was  "Leading a responsible tourism model."

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Gloria Fluxà presents our 2030 decarbonization strategy at the WTTC in Riyadh

Iberostar’s vice-president and CSO shared the Group's sustainability and decarbonization strategy

“Clean, Protected, and Restored” was the theme of the talk by Gloria Fluxà, vice-president and CSO of Iberostar Group, at the 22nd World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC) Global Summit, held in Riyadh at the end of November.

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Iberostar in the press

IHG & Iberostar

IHG And Iberostar Are Doubling Down On The Future Of All-Inclusive Hotels

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Decarbonization

The travel industry has ambitious climate goals. How will it meet them?

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Artificial intelligence

Iberostar uses AI to become zero waste and save 1,600 tons of food per year

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