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Globalia names Ramiro Campos CEO, a trusted insider

JSBy Joan SanzCurated by Joan Sanz. · July 28, 2026 · Follow on LinkedIn
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Globalia has placed Ramiro Campos as its new CEO as part of a leadership revamp aimed at driving growth and expansion, according to Hosteltur. A law graduate with an MBA in corporate legal advisory, Campos has been with the group for decades and will work alongside Juan José Hidalgo, executive chairman.

The changes also extend to the boards of Air Europa Holding and Air Europa Líneas Aéreas. In my view, this is a logical move: putting an insider at the helm when the group seeks to consolidate after years of turbulence at the airline. Campos represents continuity with experience, exactly what Globalia needs to weather the industry storm and look ahead.

Are they closing the door to external talent or doubling down on internal know-how? For now, with Hidalgo still in charge, a trusted executive who knows the ropes makes sense.

Quick questions

Who is Ramiro Campos?
He is a long-time Globalia executive with a law degree and an MBA in corporate legal advisory. He has just been appointed CEO of the group.
What changes does this bring to Air Europa?
The board renewal also affects Air Europa Holding and Air Europa Líneas Aéreas, though no specific moves at the airline have been detailed.
Why appoint Campos now?
According to the announcement, the goal is to strengthen management capacity for a phase of growth and expansion. It is an internal restructuring move.
Is Juan José Hidalgo still in charge?
Yes, Hidalgo remains executive chairman. Campos will work alongside him under the new governance structure.
Is this a positive move for Globalia?
In my opinion, yes. Betting on an insider brings stability and business knowledge, key to navigating the challenges of the travel industry.

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