(AOF) – Myhotelmatch lost 11.68% to 0.024 euro after the publication of a net loss of 571,000 euros for the 2022 financial year, against 11,000 euros during the “white year” 2021, without turnover. The travel agency specializing in luxury tourism announces that as of December 31, 2022, its cash and cash resources amounted to 1.4 million euros and net debt to 3.5 million euros. Current operating income is negative at €801,000, whereas it was positive at €11,000 in 2021.
“Driven by the dynamics of its operational subsidiaries” of tailor-made luxury services (concierge, travel, events, etc.), integrated in July 2022, the group achieved a turnover of 7.8 million euros over the year. euros, benefiting from a “particularly dynamic” Luxury market.
In 2023, the Group expects “a further increase in its revenues linked to its tailor-made Luxury services activities”. A first version of the application will be downloadable from the App Store and Google Play during the third quarter of 2023: it will offer customers Luxury stays “in perfect harmony with their expectations and their needs so that their trips are always a success “.
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World tourism still on the rise
Over the first nine months of 2022, 700 million tourists traveled internationally, more than double (+133%) the figure recorded for the same period in 2021. This figure reached 63% of 2019 levels , which should allow the sector to reach 65% of its pre-pandemic levels in 2022. This result is due to a strong level of demand and the gradual lifting of restrictions in a large number of countries. Europe is significantly supporting this rebound with the arrival of 477 million people between January and September 2022 (68% of the global total), reaching 81% of the pre-covid level. Tourism there is driven by strong intra-regional demand and travel from the United States. Some destinations recorded notable increases in receipts, including Serbia, Romania, Turkey, Latvia, Portugal, Pakistan, Mexico, Morocco and France.