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Globalia, as reported by El País, will launch a new strategic plan, based on the reinforcement of its Air Europa airline and the hotel network of the group composed of the Be Live hotel chain, present in Cuba, in the Dominican Republic and in the Mexican Caribbean, in the latter case with its brand Melody Maker.
Globalia, controlled by the Hidalgo family, intends to open new routes to complete links in Latin America (Santiago de Chile, Mexico, Iguazú and Panama) and increase frequencies in the lines already established as Asunción-Córdoba, Bolivia and Montevideo, as revealed REPORTUR.com.ar (Air Europa postpones the road to Iguazú that Hidalgo promised Macri).
Globalia, also wants to grow with Air Europa in Spain, to cover destinations in the province to which it does not currently go, and to establish more connections in Europe from Madrid, while its broadcasting division composed of agencies Halcón Viajes retailers and wholesalers of Travelplan and Welcome Incoming Services are less important in this new strategic plan.
Globalia's CEO, Javier Hidalgo, also completes the purchase at Unicaja of the 7 percent that he has of the tour group, so that nearly 95 percent of the conglomerate's shareholders will be of the same family, after buying the president's son and founder last week the 9.9 percent that was in the hands of Banco Santander, as he had revealed preferente.com ( Javier Hidalgo buys the popular 10% of Globalia.)
Javier Hidalgo would have then 17% of the shareholders of Globalia after having acquired 0,1% last week at Inversiones Tarima (of the Tatiana Pérez de Guzmán Foundation), a company to which his sister Cristina Hidalgo, director purchases, bought the remaining 1.9% that the aforementioned foundation had, controlling 7.04% of the group, while the other sister, María José Hidalgo, CEO of Air Europa, was excluded from these new purchases.
Unicaja and Banco Popular (now in the hands of Banco Santander) entered the capital of Globalia in 2005, and with these changes in participation, Solo remains insane to the Hidalgo family by the Matutes group, which has bought in 2013 the 5.14% held by Javier Hidalgo and from which he dissociated himself by initiating his solitary business adventure which lasted three years. In 2016, he returned to the group as CEO after selling Pepephone to MasMovil for 158 million euros
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