Marco Consalvo, president of the System Authority Port of the Eastern Adriatic Sea, has been appointed president of Trieste Terminal Passeggeri, the company concessionaire for the management of the Maritime Station and services in support of passenger traffic in the port of Trieste which is 40% owned by the Port Authority itself and the remaining 60% by Trieste Adriatic Maritime Initiatives - TAMI, controlled by MSC Cruises and Costa Cruises with 44.37% each and owned by Assicurazioni Generali (11.26%).

The Board of Directors of Trieste Terminal Passeggeri, renewed by the shareholders' meeting, sees the confirmation of Franco Mariani in the role of CEO. The new Board of Directors Luigi Merlo, Roberto Ferrarini and Guido Bortoluzzi also leave. The assembly also indicated Alberto Grimaldi as director general.

During the meeting, the budget was approved for the year ended 31 December 2025 which closes with a net profit equal to 3.2 million euros (3.7 million in 2024) against revenues total of approximately 11.1 million euros (12.9 million in 2024).

In 2025, the company managed a total of 455,469 passengers and 131 ship calls. Currently, 2026 is scheduled to about 130 ship calls, with the presence of the main companies active in the sector, including Costa Cruises, MSC Cruises, Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings, Holland America Line, TUI Cruises, Marella UK, Royal Caribbean International and others, with activities of both home port and transit. The Port Authority has specified that this year the programming will be mainly characterized by ships of medium size and the luxury segment and, while remaining stable the number of stopovers compared to the previous year, the presence of smaller units will result in a slight reduction in the overall number of passengers. The prospects for 2027, on the other hand, indicate a recovery with about 136 landings the return of larger ships and a consequent increase in the number of total presences.