Drastic cuts in Panama Canal transits, Houthi militia attack vessels and take seafarers hostage, and the Filipino seafarer influencer, and much more on the latest episode of Maritime in Minutes.
Israeli-linked vessels have found themselves in the crosshairs of Houthi rebels and increased security threats while sailing in the Red and Arabian Seas.
While speakers at Seatrade Maritime Crew Connect Global 2023 grappled with how to reach out to the younger generation a Filipino cadet turned up at the conference surrounded by fans and with a reach on social media that most in the industry can...
Onboard Maritime is aiming to make virtual training for seafarers accessible to all with a new PC-based solution.
Qatar Airways has assured that its dedicated lounge for seafarers opened at the height of the Covid pandemic will remain a permanent feature.
If shipping is to resolve its existing safety deficiencies and minimise risk amid rapid transformation, greater attention must be paid to the human element, reveals Inmarsat’s The Future of Maritime Safety Report 2023
The charging of recruitment fees to seafarers is forbidden under the Maritime Labour Convention (MLC) but the practice is still widespread.
The second day of Seatrade Maritime Crew Connect Global 2023 saw senior executives grappling with the issues of both retaining existing seafarers and getting young people to take up a career at sea.
In this latest podcast, Seatrade Maritime News correspondent Paul Bartlett talks with Thomas Campbell, General Manager of Clyde Marine Training on meeting future seafarer needs.
A survey by the Danish Maritime Authority (DMA) has exposed the full extent of bullying and harassment of seafarers onboard vessels.