Global Ports Holding is the world's largest cruise port operator with an established presence in the Caribbean, Mediterranean, Asia-Pacific regions, including extensive commercial port operations in Montenegro.
Global Ports Holding (GPH) was established in 2004 as an international port operator and is the world’s largest independent cruise port operator. The group holds a unique position in the cruise port landscape, positioning itself as the world’s leading cruise port brand, with an integrated network of cruise ports serving cruise liners, ferries, yachts and mega-yachts.
GPH operates 32 cruise ports in 19 countries and continues to grow steadily. GPH provides services for over 20 million passengers annually.
The group also has a commercial port operation which specialises in container and general cargo handling.
A network of award-winning ports and terminals allows GPH to transfer best practices to its subsidiaries. With a strong focus on operational excellence, enhanced security practices and customer-oriented services, GPH aims to contribute to the development of the cruise industry.
Global Ports Holding (GPH) was established in 2004 as an international port operator and is the world’s largest independent cruise port operator. The group holds a unique position in the cruise port landscape, positioning itself as the world’s leading cruise port brand, with an integrated network of cruise ports serving cruise liners, ferries, yachts and mega-yachts.
GPH operates 32 cruise ports in 19 countries and continues to grow steadily. GPH provides services for over 20 million passengers annually.
The group also has a commercial port operation which specialises in container and general cargo handling.
A network of award-winning ports and terminals allows GPH to transfer best practices to its subsidiaries. With a strong focus on operational excellence, enhanced security practices and customer-oriented services, GPH aims to contribute to the development of the cruise industry.
The World's Largest Cruise Port Operator
Global Ports Holding goes private.
Signed a concession agreement for Liverpool Cruise Port.
Awarded concession for Casablanca Cruise Port.
Signed a concession agreement for Saint Lucia Cruise Port.
Signed a concession agreement for Alicante Cruise Port.
Signed a concession agreement for Prince Rupert Cruise Port.
Signed a concession agreement for Las Palmas, Fuerteventura & Lanzarote Cruise Ports.
Signed a concession agreement for Tarragona Cruise Port
Signed a concession agreement for Crotone Cruise Port
Signed a lease agreement for Kalundborg Cruise Port
Signed a concession agreement for Taranto Cruise Port
Signed a concession agreement for La Goulette Cruise Port
Signed a management service agreement for Ha Long International Cruise Port, Vietnam
Signed a port operation and lease agreement for Nassau Cruise Port
Signed a concession agreement for Antigua Cruise Port
Awarded Nassau Cruise Port tender
Acquired concession rights for Zadar Cruise Port
Global Ports Holding Plc is listed on the London Stock Exchange
Acquired a minority stake in Venice Cruise Port through a consortium
Acquired 70.9% indirect stakes in Cagliari Cruise Port
Acquired 62.2% indirect stakes in Catania Cruise Port
Acquired 53.7% indirect stakes in Ravenna Cruise Port
Acquired a 55.6% stake in Valletta Cruise Port
EBRD acquired 10.84% stake in GPH
Acquired remaining stake in Creuers (GPH stake 62%)
Signed a concession agreement for Lisbon Cruise Terminals (GPH’s effective stake: 46%)
Acquired a minority stake in Creuers (Barcelona, Malaga and Singapore Cruise Ports)
Acquired 62% stake in Port of Adria-Bar
Acquired the remaining 59.8% stake in Port Akdeniz-Antalya
Acquired 60% stake in Bodrum Cruise Port
Acquired 40% stake in Port Akdeniz-Antalya
Establishment of GPH
Commenced operations in Kuşadası Cruise Port