Episode 4
Managers at the Rio Park in Benidorm have clocked off for a bank holiday, so it's a great opportunity for junior staff to prove themselves. Abi is in charge on reception, looking after new team member Raquel and dealing with a tech malfunction. Sadly, the Spanish sun has gone AWOL, so lifeguard Daniel is left out in the rain until lovebirds Andy and Mandy, who have been coming to Benidorm for 40 years, rock up for a swimming lesson. When the sun finally makes an appearance, hotel regulars Roger and Sue are there to make the most of it, and they're also celebrating a very special occasion — their 51st wedding anniversary. Italian Night in the restaurant goes down a treat with pasta galore, even if some guests don't know that meatballs are Italian… And entertainment manager David has to step in as stage manager when a member of staff gets injured. The trouble is that he hasn't done it for quite a few years — but the show must go on!
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