Yachting providing new opportunities for the Caribbean
Fritz Pinnock* and Ibrahim Ajagunna**
The popularity of the Caribbean as a cruising and yachting destination is global. Experts...
In case of extreme events
By Ibrahim Ajagunna and Fritz Pinnock
2017, November 1: Cruising is, by far, the fastest growing sub-sector of the global tourism...
Ships must now maintain a ballast water record book
By Deniece M. Aiken *
Despite the ultimate and expectant benefits from the BWM Convention, it is...
NEW TECHNOLOGY
Accessible bathymetry with no environmental risks
* By Rasmussen, Hansen, Rasmus, Borgstrom, Dannisøe
2017, November 1: Imagine that a port manager, within days and at...
States carry responsibility to implement international conventions
By Deniece M. Aiken *
The Caribbean Sea is important for its aesthetic appeal but also its social, economic...
Optimizing Shipping Channel Capacity
By Simon B. Mortensen, Jesper Goodley Dannisoee and Henrik Kofoed-Hansen *
2017, June 1: The continuing surge in commercial vessel sizes is...
Caribbean ports: the quest for sustainability
By Ibrahim Ajagunna and Fritz Pinnock
2017, June 1: The quest for sustainability of Caribbean ports over the last three...
Oil rich Guyana about to undergo dramatic and radical economic transformation
By Canute James *
2017, June 1: It was long-known that the country had significant...
Caribbean maritime transportation network – a regional approach to sustainability
By Ibrahim Ajagunna* and Fritz Pinnock**
2017, March 1: Over the last five years, the Caribbean...
Maintain proper port access or face consequences
By Jan Sierhuis* and Jesper Goodley Dannisøe**
2015, October 1: The access to any port is determined by the...
Working towards a TsunamiReady Caribbean
Is your port ready for a tsunami?
In March 2016, over 330,000 people in the Caribbean and Adjacent Regions took...
