Silvia Martínez

Office Manager, Barcelona, Spain

Silvia Martínez is an office management and administration expert with a proven track record of enhancing operational efficiency and providing exceptional support to executive teams within the consulting industry.


Bio

Silvia Martínez is an accomplished office management and administration professional, recognised for her ability to optimise operational efficiency and provide exceptional support to executive teams within the consulting industry. With a strong foundation in business administration and management, Silvia plays a pivotal role in ensuring the seamless operation of Horwath HTL’s Barcelona office.

Her responsibilities span a wide range of functions, including coordinating office operations, managing administrative processes, ensuring compliance with internal policies and industry regulations, and overseeing human resources activities. Silvia’s expertise in vendor and contract management allows her to optimise partnerships and maintain cost-effective operations, while her proficiency in employee onboarding and relations contributes to a cohesive and productive workplace.

Silvia has been instrumental in driving the firm’s growth in Spain by streamlining processes and facilitating strategic development initiatives. She brings strong organisational and multitasking skills to her role, combined with an in-depth understanding of office technology and software, ensuring the office operates at the highest standard of efficiency and professionalism. Her excellent communication and interpersonal skills further enhance collaboration within the team and foster a positive work environment.

Silvia holds a Bachelor's Degree in Business Administration and Management, which underpins her expertise in managing complex operational challenges. Her dedication to excellence and ability to support both day-to-day operations and long-term strategies make her an integral part of the Horwath HTL Spain team.

Expert insights

Cutting edge analysis.

Report

Spain Hotels & Chains Report 2023

The Spain Hotels & Chains Report 2023 provides a comprehensive analysis of the Spanish hotel industry, highlighting the sector’s recovery post-pandemic and the ongoing expansion of hotel chains across the country. The report delves into key trends, market dynamics, and investment activities shaping Spain’s hospitality landscape.

Philip Bacon
Philip Bacon
Senior Director, Spain
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Portugal Hotel & Chains Report 2022

As we move past the pandemic, hotels have been experiencing a sharp upturn in performance, almost reaching 2019 levels. The march and rise of the brands and branded hotels seem inevitable however. The question remains; however, how many brands is too many and how good are we as an industry at explaining to the clients what each stands for? Portugal’s potential as a global tourist destination is now clear to all, and proof of this is found in an improvement in tourism statistics, which in turn translates into greater interest from international investors. International branded hotel supply is increasingly significant, far outstripping the national offer and showing a need for greater diversification by local chains.

Philip Bacon
Philip Bacon
Senior Director, Spain
Report

Madrid Luxury Hotel Market: Re-drawing the Map

Madrid’s hotel market is undergoing a significant transformation, particularly in the luxury segment. The city’s international visitor numbers now make up nearly half of the total tourists, leading to a surge in upscale and luxury hotel openings.

Philip Bacon
Philip Bacon
Senior Director, Spain
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Spain Hotels & Chains Report 2022

The 2022 edition of the “Spain Hotels & Chains Report” provides a detailed analysis of the Spanish hotel industry, highlighting its strong recovery post-pandemic and the evolving dynamics within the market. This report captures the state of the hospitality sector, focusing on the growth of hotel chains, the emergence of new brands, and the changing landscape of hotel investments.

Philip Bacon
Philip Bacon
Senior Director, Spain
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Portugal Hotels & Chains Report 2021

Dá as boas-vindas a esta última edição nacional do relatório Hotels & Chains, que apresenta um retrato de um momento fascinante na hotelaria. Será que vamos ver a direção da indústria mudar para sempre? Quando escrevemos a última edição, não fazíamos ideia de que os acontecimentos globais causariam tal caos num mercado que tinha registado um sucesso sem precedentes em 2019. Escusado será dizer que os acontecimentos dos últimos 20 meses colocaram em evidência a propriedade e o desempenho da indústria hoteleira, exacerbando a fricção entre proprietários e operadores, pressionando os credores, tornando a dívida de desenvolvimento uma espécie de miragem e destruindo os planos mais bem concebidos de muitos gigantes do sector. As cadeias e marcas hoteleiras internacionais voltaram a sua atenção para Portugal, centrando-se sobretudo em Lisboa e no Porto como principais destinos urbanos. O pipeline está quase exclusivamente centrado em hotéis de 4* e 5*, melhorando o posicionamento global da oferta hoteleira do país.

Philip Bacon
Philip Bacon
Senior Director, Spain
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O panorama da propriedade hoteleira em Portugal

A Horwath HTL analisou mais de 1.300 empresas hoteleiras para identificar as caraterísticas dos principais players do mercado e a forma como o panorama de propriedade está estruturado. O investimento estrangeiro tem vindo a crescer significativamente, mas a maioria dos hotéis ainda é detida por empresas portuguesas. Nos últimos anos tem-se registado uma tendência de crescimento. A maioria das aquisições foi efectuada por empresas institucionais internacionais, o que indicia uma futura transformação do panorama de propriedade português, resultando numa maior consolidação do mercado.

Philip Bacon
Philip Bacon
Senior Director, Spain