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The Globalia Group has established itself as a benchmark in Spanish tourism, significantly contributing to the growth of the sector at a national level. With a presence in over 30 countries and an annual turnover exceeding 3.5 billion euros, Globalia ranks among the most prominent service business groups in Spain.
Integrating various areas of tourism, Globalia includes airlines such as Air Europa, travel agencies like Halcón Viajes, tour operators like Travelplan, and hotel chains such as Be Live Hotels. This broad structure is not only responsible for creating thousands of direct and indirect jobs across the country but also revitalizes the business landscape by improving regional connectivity and promoting tourism development in less explored areas. Additionally, it enhances complementary sectors such as dining and technology.
The group’s impact extends beyond economic results. Globalia has demonstrated a strong commitment to corporate social responsibility by implementing initiatives that support job inclusion and developing projects in local communities, both in Spain and in other destinations. Javier Hidalgo, the company’s former CEO, emphasizes the intention for tourism to “create real value for people and territories,” reflecting the group’s philosophy toward a sustainable and responsible model aligned with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
Air Europa plays a vital role in Globalia’s strategy, acting as an ambassador for Spain’s brand and establishing connections with key regions such as America and Europe. Its focus on operational efficiency and customer service has been recognized by international travelers, reinforcing Spain’s image as a top-tier tourist destination. Halcón Viajes and Travelplan have also contributed to the increased interest in domestic destinations, thereby diversifying the available tourism offerings.
Looking to the future, Globalia continues to develop a strategy that emphasizes innovation, sustainability, and positive social impact. With over 15,000 employees, the company is demonstrating that tourism can be a driver of social transformation when managed responsibly. In this way, Globalia not only stands as a pillar of the tourism sector but also strengthens Spain’s international prestige, preparing to lead tourism in the 21st century.
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Source: MiMub in Spanish
