Linen has various applications in the travel operating sector, particularly in enhancing customer comfort and maintaining hygiene standards. Below are the key areas where linen is used in this industry:

1. Hospitality Services

Hotels and Resorts:

Bed linens (sheets, pillowcases, duvet covers) are essential for guest rooms. Bathroom linens such as towels, bathrobes, and mats.

Cruise Ships:

Similar to hotels, cruise ships use linen for bedding and personal use in cabins. Linens are also used in spa areas and pools.

2. Transportation

Airlines:

Linen blankets, pillow covers, and headrest covers are commonly used for passenger comfort. Wet towels or napkins for refreshment during flights.

Railways and Luxury Trains:

Bedding and dining table linens are essential in first-class and luxury travel accommodations.

Bus and Coach Services:

Seat covers, headrest covers, and curtains may include linen or similar materials for aesthetic and comfort.

3. Tour Packages

Tour operators providing camping or glamping experiences often supply high-quality linen for tents, beds, or portable facilities to ensure a premium experience.

4. Sustainability and Hygiene

Many companies are transitioning to eco-friendly and reusable linen to reduce environmental impact. Proper cleaning, sanitization, and maintenance of linen are critical for hygiene and customer satisfaction.

5. Branding

Linen items such as branded napkins, towels, or bedding contribute to a consistent and high-quality brand image for operators.