In the third quarter of this year, port terminals that make Global Ports Holding (GPH), which is the world's leading independent cruise terminal operator, recorded the landings of 1,503 cruise ships for a total of of 4.66 million passengers, with increases of +9.6% and +0.8% over the same period in 2024. In sharp decline is operational activity in the terminals located in the Western Mediterranean and Atlantic region where 268 ship calls took place (-11.3%) for a total of 921 thousand passengers (-26.3%). The number of airports was also down terminals in the Americas (432, -3.4%), where traffic was stable result (1.70 million pax, +0.1%). In accentuated growth in activity in the other regions since that in the central Mediterranean where there were 393 (+30.6%) for 1.07 million cruise passengers (+20.4%). Mediterranean terminals recorded 396 stopovers (+26.1%) for 931 thousand passengers (+22.2%) and those of the remaining regions 14 airports (+100.0%) for 40 thousand passengers (+57.4%).

In the first nine months of 2025, the group's terminals were 4,685 cruise ships for a total of 13.32 million passengers, with increases of +21.9% and +11.5% over the period January-September of last year.

In the first nine months of 2025, the revenues of the Turkish parent company Global Investment Holdings (GIH) amounted to 420.5 million dollars (+15%), EBITDA at €183.8 million (+22%) and consolidated net profit at $50.2 million (+56%). In the solo Cruise Terminal Segment Revenues totaled 8.77 billion Turkish lira ($208 million) (+8%) and EBITDA of the segment amounted to 5.74 billion (+11%).