Market Research Reports - Ken Research Major Travel Agencies in Spain

Escalating Investments to Bolster Cargo Handling, Warehousing & Travel Agencies’ Services in
Spain - Ken Research
Cargo handling supports cargo warehousing by basically controlling the storage levels as well as
logistics of various goods and products to manufacturing facilities, distribution centers and
warehouses. Now, more than 90% of the general cargo trades have been containerized and
most of this containerized cargo is handled by heavy cranes, forklifts or by the deck cranes. As
far as the travel agencies in Spain are concerned, it has an established market in the global
travel industry and ranks as one of the most famous tourist destination.
The industry research report titled, “Cargo Handling, Warehousing and Travel Agencies in
Spain: ISIC 63” provides a comprehensive 360 degree view of this industry by properly
highlighting the size and shape of Cargo Handling, Warehousing and Travel Agencies market at
national level. It offers the recent retail sales data, permitting its users to well identify the
sectors that are propelling growth in this industry. All the leading companies, leading brands
along with strategic analysis of the significant factors that mainly influence the market (such as:
new product developments, packaging innovations, economic or lifestyle influences,
distribution or pricing issues) are very well pictured in this report in order to produce a
transparent image of the industry amongst the users.
The industry mainly caters to the products including Cargo Handling, Other Supporting
Transport Activities, Storage and Warehousing, and Travel Agencies. A proper investigation of
these products which constitute this industry is carried out on the basis of market sizes (historic
and forecasts), company shares, brand shares and distribution data such that true insights are
released.
Some of the major players of this industry namely involve: ABB Group, Pioneer Corporation,
Liebherr Group, Kalmar Global, Toyota Industries Corporation, Hyundai Heavy Industries,
Seehafen Wismar GmbH, Terex Corporation, JBT Corporation, Johnson Taylor Forklifts, and
Konecranes Plc.
The Port of Port of Spain (PPOS) has been witnessed as one of the most prevalent cargo
handling business units of the Port Authority of Trinidad and Tobago since it carries out a horde
of functions including berthing for international container vessels, break bulk, roll- on/ roll-off,
dry and liquid/bulk cargo vessels, as well as towage services, container freight services and
warehousing, and also acts as a one stop barrel shop for clearance and delivery of personal
effects.
With the increase in cargo traffic at the ports in Spain, a massive potential for growth
opportunities for cargo handling equipments has been witnessed recently and accordingly, an
increased affinity to procure such equipments either on lease or on rent has been traced in