More flexible ways of working could unlock billions of dollars in productivity gains by helping businesses attract and retain talent and protect critical knowledge, according to new economic modelling from Arup and International Workplace Group (IWG), the world's largest platform for work with brands including Spaces and Regus.
International Workplace Group (IWG), the world’s leading platform for work with brands including Regus and Spaces, signed a record 728 new locations globally in the first half of 2026, taking its global network to more than 6,000 signed locations across more than 120 countries. The business also delivered record revenues and EBITDA during the period.
Bangkok has been named the best city in the world for a workcation in the fourth edition of IWG’s Work from Anywhere Index, with Tokyo and Barcelona taking second and third place. The annual index ranks cities against a range of criteria designed to assess how well they support remote working while travelling, including climate, broadband speed, accommodation, transport, food, culture and the availability of flexible workspaces. It comes as new research from IWG demonstrates the growing popularity of work-from-anywhere policies, enabled by hybrid working and access to workspaces around the world.
AI is accelerating the pace of business and forcing companies to rethink how much and what style of office space they need, opting for the benefits of flexible and decentralised workspace models, according to new research from International Workplace Group, the world’s largest platform for work with brands including Regus and Spaces.
New research from International Workplace Group has revealed that almost seven in 10 (69%) parents are stressed about arranging childcare ahead of the upcoming school summer holidays. Looking for solutions, eight in 10 (78%) said that having access to a local workspace would alleviate this stress.
According to Aurelia Luca, Executive Vice President of Operations for Hungary and Romania at Skanska’s commercial development business unit, sustainability is no longer a competitive advantage but a basic expectation among corporate tenants. At the same time, energy efficiency, transparency of operational data, and the quality of the workplace environment are playing an increasingly important role in decision-making, fundamentally reshaping the priorities of Budapest’s office market.
International Workplace Group plc (IWG), the world’s largest hybrid workspace platform with a network in over 120 countries through workspace, professional services and digital brands such as Regus, Spaces, HQ, Signature and Instant Offices, today announces its trading statement for the three months ended 31 March 2026.
International Workplace Group (IWG), the world's largest platform for work with brands including Spaces and Regus, has named Szentendre as the Budapest region’s best commuter town for hybrid workers to live in 2026, as part of its inaugural Commuter Town Index — ranking the town ahead of nearby commuter locations such as Budaörs, Érd, Gödöllő and Dunakeszi. The index measures how well towns in the Budapest metropolitan commuter belt support modern hybrid workers, based on factors including transport links, local amenities and access to flexible workspaces.
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