Multipurpose, usable and sustainable buildings transformed into centres for work, study, leisure and relaxation – excellently connected by public transport – where you can meet special people, catch up on the latest trends and currents of innovation or simply disconnect while enjoying a coffee, a cocktail or a good chat around the pool table or the chessboard. It can even mean another way of doing tourism, fleeing from the company of the classic traveller and hotel standards to take the real and daily pulse of the cities (Rome, Porto, Vienna, San Sebastian, Amsterdam, Madrid, Delft…) We meet Social Hub’s Director of Sustainability and Impact, Amber Westerborg, to talk about this successful hospitality business model