Water under control: diagnosis and digitalization for more efficient tourism

The climate crisis and drought have made water management one of the most urgent challenges for the tourism sector. Hotels, campsites and spas need to optimize consumption, reduce costs and comply with increasingly strict regulations. We know that without monitoring, there is no visibility, and therefore, it cannot be improved. Up to 10% of the water can be lost in internal networks, and a small leak can generate losses of thousands of liters per day.

This need has driven the development of innovative technological solutions, such as Senssal Solutions, which combine water diagnosis with the digitalization of consumption. These tools allow accommodations:

• Diagnose the state of the network and identify leaks.

• Monitor consumption by areas (rooms, laundry, swimming pools).

• Detect anomalous consumption and generate immediate alerts.

• Optimise internal processes and compare consumption patterns.

• Generate useful reports for management and maintenance.

The application of these technologies demonstrates a significant impact on the reduction of losses and costs. Early leak detection and optimization of systems such as ACS, for example, prevent large water losses and improve energy efficiency.

One of the great advantages is its scalability and modularity. You can start with a basic installation and expand it according to your needs. The cloud platforms associated with these systems offer customized control, downloadable reports, and access from any device.

For the tourism sector, implementing these systems is not only saving water and costs, but also gaining important strategic value. It allows to justify subsidies, achieve environmental certifications (such as BREEAM or LEED) and promote awareness about sustainability between customers and staff.

The digitalisation of water management is a radical change that improves operational efficiency and competitiveness.

The future of water management in tourism is digital. Investing in monitoring and intelligent management technology is an opportunity to anticipate, improve resource management and lead the transition towards more efficient, responsible and sustainable tourism. Digitalisation is key to the resilience of the sector in the face of climate challenges.