The company, with establishments in Benidorm, Calpe, Dénia, Alicante, Elche and Valencia, has skyrocketed both revenue and profits in a year marked by the normalization of demand and mobility. Likewise, the chain has carried out different actions in some of its establishments with the aim of repositioning and revaluing its offer. 

After a 12% increase in turnover in 2022 compared to its last best year, 2019, with the results of this last year, the company sets its course towards 100 million euros by 2030.

Toni Mayor, President of Port Hotels, states: “Our business model presents many challenges throughout the year such as the seasonality of demand, sustainability and talent retention, but over the years we have learned to face all of them with very good economic, reputational and labor results. In this last year we have not only reached new milestones in billing, but we have also done so substantially in profit.”

Digitalization, innovation and commitment to human capital constitute three major axes of development for Port Hotels, whose internal headquarters structure has grown by more than 60% since the pandemic period.

Port Hotels is committed to growing its existing business volume either through the repositioning of some of its products, or with organic expansions of existing products. In parallel, the company continues working on its expansion plan, always committed to the socioeconomic development of the territories in which it operates, and with the sustainability of the business and the environment in focus.

For Toni Mayor, President of Port Hotels, “we understand growth as the natural result of good cohesion and consolidation of business objectives.” Likewise, he emphasizes that "sustainable growth is our maxim, facing the day-to-day challenges of the hotel sector with an eye on the long term, on the legacy we leave on the planet."