Record Total Revenue of Uniline – 375 Million Kuna

The Pula travel agency Uniline achieved a total revenue of 375 million kuna in 2017, which is 9.5 percent higher than in 2016, marking a record revenue in the 22-year history of the company, as reported by Uniline, which also highlights that last year’s net profit increased by 20 percent.

The business results of Uniline for the past year were announced at a meeting of the company’s Management Board, and according to the financial report for the first quarter of 2018, the company continues to experience a positive trend in revenue and profitability growth.

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– Considering the business results achieved in 2017 with increases in total revenue and net profit, we maintain our position as the leading company in the travel agency and tour operator sector in Croatia, emphasized Boris Žgomba, CEO of Uniline, regarding the business results.

Entering the Asian Market

Last year, Uniline achieved the largest growth of nearly 15 percent in the tourism sector compared to 2016, thanks to, as Žgomba says, the reorganization of business processes and entry into new non-European markets, such as far Asia. Additionally, Uniline has recorded a significant increase in revenue in the car rental and logistics business segment, with a fleet of 1,200 vehicles of various categories, which is about 200 vehicles more than in 2016.

– Uniline’s regional companies – Uniline Celje in Slovenia, Uniline Plus in Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Uniline Experience in Serbia also recorded business growth in 2017, further solidifying Uniline’s positioning as a destination management company in the Southeast European region, evaluates Žgomba, who announces new business directions for this year.

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They plan to reinvest a significant portion of the profit from 2017 into innovative integrated corporate software to enhance coordinated oversight and unified business management, thereby raising the overall quality of the company’s business processes to a new qualitative level.

They will also invest, as Žgomba states, in the development of new selective tourism products and services for broader markets, as well as specialized market niches, and in personnel through education and new hiring this year, which they entered with a total of around 200 employees.