BC and BC Tours, companies specializing in the consignment and provision of tourist services for cruise ships, report that as of this November, Isaac Álvarez is the company's top manager, replacing José Sennacheribbo.
Isaac Álvarez (Oviedo, 1975) holds a degree in Business Administration from the University of Oviedo and an Executive MBA from EAE Business School. He has spent most of his career at Alsa, where he has extensive experience managing the operator's international operations in various European countries, particularly France and Switzerland. He currently heads the company's Tourism Business Unit, which encompasses all passenger tourism activity in Spain.
For the new director of BC Tours, “taking on the leadership of BC Tours is a new professional challenge that I face with enormous enthusiasm and responsibility. At a time when the cruise sector is beginning a crucial season for its recovery, we want to give the company a new boost and we are going to focus all our efforts on continuing to provide our clients with our best service, thus contributing to the growth of the cruise sector in our country.”
The Balearic companies BC Tours, specializing in providing land-based tourist services within the maritime sector, and BC Agency, focused on cruise ship agency services, have permanent offices in the ports of Palma, Barcelona, and Cádiz, and a presence in Spain's most important ports. Their main activities include excursions, transfer and destination management services, as well as the services inherent to cruise ship agency, such as attending to the ship while in port, requesting berths, and assisting the crew. Between them, they handle more than 1,000 port calls each year, serving over 500,000 cruise passengers from major lines such as Royal Caribbean Group, Carnival Cruises, and MSC Cruises.
