Explore insights from 70 industry experts at Seatrade Maritime CrewConnect Global 2023. Join us in Manila from November 21-23 for discussions on crewing challenges, opportunities, and trends in the maritime industry.

The safety of the crew and passengers is always the top priority. With this course, seafarers would be upskilled on various topics, such as: anticipating and mitigating stability challenges using the NAPA software to keep vessels steady in even...

Hong Kong ship manager and shipping services group Wallem have appointed John Rowley as their next CEO as John-Kaare Aune steps aside after three years in the role.

Crewing specialist Danica is expanding into the Philippines the world’s seafarer supplying nation.

Oldendorff Carriers inked a contract with the Maritime Trainer (MTR) for online training of seafarers for around 90 bulk carriers.

The International Transport Workers Federation (ITF) recovered some $36 million in unpaid wages to seafarers in 2022, a figure very similar to the previous year.

Michael Grey explores whether we should be surprised at the declining index for seafarer happiness and the expectations of different generations.

A Concentrated Inspections Campaign (CIC) will begin in September to review fire safety provisions aboard ships, but the review has been criticised as failing to address the need to update regulations.

Nominations are now open for the 2023 Seatrade Maritime CrewConnect Global Awards, recognizing outstanding contributions in the crewing industry across six categories. Entries will be reviewed by an independent panel, with winners announced on...

The Isle of Man Ship Registry (IOMSR) become of a member of seafarer welfare charity the International Seafarers’ Welfare and Assistance Network (ISWAN).