UNESCO urges for cruise ships to be banned from Venice
Venice's survival will be even more in danger if the city doesn't issue a permanent ban on cruise ships docking there, said UNESCO.
Read moreVenice's survival will be even more in danger if the city doesn't issue a permanent ban on cruise ships docking there, said UNESCO.
Read moreThe containership Ital Libera is now heading back to Italy, in order to to repatriate the body of its deceased captain.
Read morePanama Maritime Authority has decided that is compulsory that all Panamanian flag vessels with Priority 1 in Paris MoU Inspection and Selection Scheme, that arrive at any port in Italy, to Conduct a Flag annual safety inspection (ASI) as soon as they arrive.
Read moreThe Italian Navy is the latest European force to join Ghana’s anti-piracy campaign in the Gulf of Guinea.
Read moreDespite Italy's announcment that cruise ships will be temporarily banned from Venice's city center, vessels will continue to call at Venice until a reception facility at Marghera is ready.
Read moreItaly approved a ban on cruise ships entering the historic centre of Venice. Large ships will now have to dock at the city's industrial port.
Read moreThe bulker Baskop hit the general cargo ship, Cileen M., that was moored in Marghera, Venice, during a maneuver to enter the port.
Read moreThe Italian shipbuilder Fincantieri shake hands with the energy provider company, Enel X in order to build and run next-generation port infrastructure with a low environmental impact, while develop electricity-powered solutions for ground logistics services.
Read moreThe container ship M/V "JAOHAR CHALLENGER” was detained in Port Oristano, Italy, on 9 March 2021. The ship flies the flag of Togo, which is black on the current Paris MoU WGB list.
Read moreAmid the coronavirus pandemic along with the vaccination phase, the cruise major, Carnival Corporation turned its Savona cruise terminal into a COVID-19 vaccination site.
Read moreDid you know the port with the most detentions for 2020 in Bulk Carriers? Novorossiysk (Russia) with 40 detentions in 494 inspections.