Beware! Cruise ships can be measles carriers
By Mike Jarrett
2019, July 1: Measles, one of the most contagious diseases on planet Earth, can kill human...
Suriname implements strict drug policy for workplace safety
Suriname Port Management Company has taken the decision that, as of 2019, it will be compulsory for...
Managing the ‘triple constraints’ ‑ cost, space, time
Sustained growth of the container market demands higher levels of operational efficiency from container terminals. The dynamics...
PORT STATE CONTROL
The Bahamas reports record low ship detentions
2019, March 1: The Bahamas Maritime Authority (BMA) announced that its lowest number of detentions following...
Crucial role of ports in Humanitarian Logistics
… ignorance will only lead to further devastation and loss of life
By Curtis Dennie *
2018, November 1: In...
Technological advancement to enhance cruise ports
By Fritz Pinnock and Ibrahim Ajagunna
2018, November 1: Cruise tourism continues to be a supply-led industry in that demands...
THE LAW
Port Privatization: A Caribbean Perspective
By Lowel G. Morgan* and Francois A. McKnight
A review of objectives commonly associated with the privatization of seaport functions...
In time of disaster the port is ‘the critical component’
An overview of the 2018 Caribbean Port Management Workshop
By Mike Jarrett
2018, June 1: Many came...
EDITORIAL
Caribbean Port Management Workshop necessary, vital
The Caribbean Port Management Workshop greatly expanded regional dialogue and underscored the need for collective action for survival and...
CIP building capacity for risk management, assessment
2018, June 1: It is vital that the Caribbean consider the many risks that could impact its ports...
Caribbean Port Management Workshop 2018 - The Final Report
Click on this link for the 25-page final report including images and list of participants.
CaribbeanPortManagementWorkshop-2018-FINAL REPORT
CaribbeanPortManagementWorkshop-2018-FINAL...
