Cruise traffic in Malta down nearly 50%
Valletta, Malta (PortSEurope) April 30, 2020 – In the first quarter of 2020, there were nine cruise liner calls before March 10, 2020, after which cruise liners were no longer allowed to berth in Malta because of COVID-19 health restrictions. This is 12 fewer than in the same quarter of 2019. On average, every vessel that berthed in Malta carried 4,464 passengers, 747 more than the previous year. Transit passengers accounted for the majority of…
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Israel Shipyards, DP World jointly bid in Haifa Port privatisation
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Contship Italia Group releases new business plan targets 2021-2024
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JP Morgan considers sale of 49% of CSP (Spain)
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Anaklia Development Consortium accuses government of favouring Poti port
Anaklia, Georgia (PortSEurope) October 28, 2020 – The Anaklia Development Consortium (ADC) has issued a news announcement entitled, “Government actions…
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Analysis – France expected to beat China in the race for the Port of Beirut – Hezbollah is the main obstacle
Beirut, Lebanon (PortSEurope) October 27, 2020 – Two months after the deadly explosions that destroyed most of Beirut port, Lebanon’s…