The Importance of Ratification
Part I - The 3 Ws of Ratification: What? When? Why? By Deniece M. Aiken * 2021, August 1:The sinking of the RMS Titanic on April 15, 1912 triggered...
SEA LEVEL RISE: Port managers must take the lead
Sea level rise (SLR) will spell the end for many Caribbean ports as we know them today. By Rawle Baddaloo* 2021, August 1: Recent accounts of...
Seafarers need better support
Seafarers need better support * says Capt. Rawle Baddaloo, Co-Leader CARIBMEPA 2021, August 1: I cannot say Happy World Seafarers Day as it is far...
Cruise resumption: Lines given responsibility for safety
April 2, 2021: The long-anticipated CDC update for cruise did not mention a date for resumption. It did, however, put great responsibility on the...
Uncertainty abounds as Caribbean cruise ports plan for resumption
Cruise lines slashing prices up to 50% 2021, April 2: Cruise lines were aggressively slashing prices at the end of March 2021 in an all-out effort to...
Barbados building port community system
What port users expect? By Mike Jarrett As the region moves closer to total digitalisation of logistics systems, another Caribbean port has launched a...
NEW DAWN, NEW NORMAL – The Human Impact
2021, April 2: COVID-19 IS NOT THE WORLD’S FIRST PANDEMIC and certainly not the deadliest. It is, however, the most widespread and disruptive the...
Sea Level Rise: Is it on your agenda?
EDITORIAL The projections were accurate April 2021: Concerns about Sea Level Rise grew exponentially in recent months, energised by a recent analysis...
NEW DAWN NEW NORMAL: IMO Support in post-pandemic Caribbean
Seafarers at the core of shipping’s future ◊ Ratification of IMO regulations still an issue BY Colin P. Young * The international maritime regulatory...
A YEAR LIKE NO OTHER: Caribbean, Latin America most affected
Caribbean, Latin America most affected by 2020 pandemic he second half of 2020 began with no less uncertainty than the first half ended. The impacts...
A YEAR LIKE NO OTHER: When cruise tourism disappeared
... bringing renewed appreciation for the value of cargo operations t was not until hospitals in Europe were becoming overwhelmed with admissions for...
Eastern Caribbean’s Maritime Single Window about to open
2020, December 01: When the former British, French, Spanish and Dutch colonies moved into various forms of political independence, their peoples...
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