Different Career Paths in Shipping Industry

The fact that 90% of world trade is done by ships provides many career opportunities in the world of maritime. Let’s take a look at the basics of career planning in the industry. The global market continues to increase with the effect of Covid. As international trade increases worldwide, so does the demand for shipping.…

LNG Ships: Risky Investment for The Long Term?

Major sectors of the maritime industry are investing in LNG fueled vessels. Let’s take a look at the situation. LNG is the only commercial viable alternative to conventional marine fuels for deep-sea transportation. LNG-powered vessels are one of the options that meet reduced emissions requirements. For this reason, major sectors of the maritime industry are investing…

New Covid 19 Omicron Effects on Shipping Industry

The spread of the Omicron coronavirus variant is a new topic of tension in the maritime shipping industry. It could deal another blow to supply chains The worldwide traffic congestion in the transportation bottlenecks will either continue or revive with 2022. If bottlenecks persist, freight costs will remain high. Cargo on ships will limited and…

What Awaits Shipping Industry in 2022

Following another challenging year that the industry has ever seen, 2022 has arrived with many unknowns but also some positive signs to be hopeful. The balance of the dry cargo and container market expected to remain stable in 2022. Also, it expected that there may be an improvement in freight rates. The effects of the…

Crew Crisis After Covid 19

An increasing number of seafarers are quitting their jobs because of their working conditions during Covid 19. If we look a the global workforce shortage and high turnover, we see that; Motivating and retaining seafarers are an important challenge among seafarers. The difficult working conditions during the pandemic increased the importance of this issue. The…