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Global Ports Holding: The World's Largest Cruise Port Operator

Global Ports Holding (GPH) is the world’s largest independent cruise port operator, with an established presence in the Caribbean, Mediterranean, and Asia-Pacific regions. Operating a portfolio of 32 cruise ports in 19 countries across 4 continents, GPH serves over 20 million cruise passengers annually.

As an industry leader, GPH delivers seamless operations and outstanding service, addressing the evolving needs of the cruise industry while creating value for passengers, cruise lines, and destinations.

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global excellence

Best practices for excellence and growth

With over 20 years of experience, Global Ports Holding (GPH) has established itself as a leader in delivering high-quality cruise port services and investing in future-ready cruise ports.

By maintaining the highest standards of safety, security, and operational performance, GPH ensures operational excellence and customer satisfaction. Our network of award-winning ports enables us to transfer best practices across global operations, focusing on sustainable growth and innovation.

global reach

Delivering cruise excellence worldwide

Delivering cruise excellence worldwide, our network of cruise ports includes major hubs like Barcelona and San Juan, as well as high-traffic ports like Nassau and Valletta.

GPH operates five ports in the Americas: Antigua, Nassau, Saint Lucia, San Juan, and Prince Rupert, actively supporting the region’s booming cruise industry while fostering sustainable practices to ensure long-term success for all stakeholders.

case studies

A World of Successful Partnerships

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San Juan

GPH, in partnership with the Puerto Rico Ports Authority (PRPA), is leading a US$425 million investment project to upgrade and expand.
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Antigua & Barbuda

GPH signed a 30-year concession agreement with the Antigua Barbuda Port Authority and the Government of Antigua and Barbuda in 2019.
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Nassau

Nassau, the world’s busiest port-of-call, is set to welcome over 5.6 million passengers by the end of 2024.
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Valletta

Valletta Cruise Port serves as the main gateway for cruise and ferry services to Malta's capital, seamlessly blending modern operations.
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Barcelona

Barcelona is Europe’s busiest homeport, while also hosting transit calls. Since the acquisition in 2014, GPH has implemented extensive upgrades to its facilities.
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Lisbon

Lisbon Cruise Port serves as a vital homeport and port-of-call for cruise ships navigating the Atlantic coast, Europe, the Western Mediterranean, Northern Europe, the Atlantic Islands, and North Africa.
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Liverpool

Situated on the River Mersey, right in the heart of the city, Liverpool Cruise Port is a key maritime gateway in the UK.
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