Alex Cuenca

🏠 Travel Live plans to expand its presence in cultural, musical, sports, fashion, and social event venues across major Spanish cities by 2026. CEO Rafael García Garrido announced the initiative at a convention in Madrid. The strategy, modeled after Madrid's Plaza de Toros, aims to attract over a million visitors annually. The group emphasizes quality tourism, focusing on personalized service, and plans to boost its role as a receptive operator in Europe while tapping into the Chinese market.

🐱 Un gato escapó de su transportín justo antes del despegue de un vuelo entre Santa Marta y Cali, Colombia, causando un retraso. El incidente ocurrió en enero de 2026. La tripulación siguió protocolos de seguridad para localizar y asegurar al gato, logrando reanudar el vuelo tras varios minutos. Las autoridades aeroportuarias fueron notificadas del evento.

🏨 Juan José Servera Más, founder of Hotel Palladium in Palma, passed away at 90. Born in 1935, he played a key role in the city's hotel industry from the 1970s. In 1972, he and his father-in-law, José Planisi, launched Hotel Palladium, focusing on business tourism. In 2022, he lost his daughter Celina, the hotel's director. Servera, a photography and music enthusiast, was a supporter of the Orquestra Simfònica de Baleares.

🏀 Emirates has partnered with the four Grand Slam tennis tournaments—Australian Open, Roland Garros, Wimbledon, and US Open—to feature their logos on an Airbus A380. The aircraft has been customized with the logos of these prestigious events. A timelapse video shows the process of preparing the aircraft in a hangar, showcasing the new livery.

✈ La tripulación de un avión de KLM capturó una impresionante imagen de un Boeing 747 de Lufthansa sobrevolando Groenlandia. La foto, compartida por @jordibatlle en X, muestra al enorme avión entre las montañas nevadas de la isla danesa. ????✈️

✈ Air Europa expands routes from June 1, adding flights between Madrid-Barajas and both Sevilla and Oviedo. Each route offers two daily flights, stable year-round. Frequencies from Madrid to Milan and Rome increase from two to three daily. A Boeing 737 will operate all flights. New destinations include Geneva, Marrakech, Tunis, Tangier, and Johannesburg, with Johannesburg launching June 24, offering three weekly flights. Expansions strengthen the domestic, European, and African markets.