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Mobile hopeful for second cruise ship
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Mobile hopeful for second cruise ship

Six months ago, Carnival Cruise Lines’ 46,000-ton Holiday sailed out of its Mobile home port for the first time – sparking hopes of increased tourism and a shot in the arm for downtown. While the city is still a rookie in the cruise business, local officials say they believe the ship has been succes

about 21 years ago
RM6m project to deepen river
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RM6m project to deepen river

By August, fishing and tour boats will have a safe passage along Sungai Kuala Besut when a dredging project to deepen the river is completed. Some 5,000 fishermen and 200 tour boat operators plying from the river jetty to Pulau Perhentian will benefit from the RM6 million project to be carried out o

about 21 years ago
Extension Sought On Dredging Work
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Extension Sought On Dredging Work

The contractor for the Hudson Channel dredging project is asking for a six-month extension and a pay increase to finish work on the 2.1-mile maritime pass. Subaqueous Services Inc. has told county leaders it needs additional time to remove rocks and sand from a 40-foot area that is being widened to

about 21 years ago
Skipper’s Log Mike Sanderson
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Skipper’s Log Mike Sanderson

Sailing from Newport to New York. Well, it was time to get the boat down to New York. We have got a busy schedule booked in for Friday and Saturday, and we wanted to start our trip back across the Atlantic from where we will be starting the leg of the race next year.

about 21 years ago
Philadelphia seeing increase in cruise line business
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Philadelphia seeing increase in cruise line business

With more cruise lines pushing to base ships at ports outside of Florida, an increasing number of passengers are starting their voyages out of the former Navy yard in South Philadelphia. More than 92,000 travelers – a 50-percent increase over last year – are expected to board ships at the Cruise Ter

about 21 years ago
Conference tackles supply-chain impact of Gulf’s soaring petrochemical growth
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Conference tackles supply-chain impact of Gulf’s soaring petrochemical growth

Solutions to the logistics challenges arising from the boom in Arabian Gulf petrochemical production will create spin-offs for other industrial sectors involved in international trade. The region is set to become the world’s biggest user of sea transport, logistics services, and cargo-handling facil

about 21 years ago
China to improve navigable capacity of its longest waterway
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China to improve navigable capacity of its longest waterway

China will spend 10 billion yuan (US$1.2 billion) in improving the navigable capacity on the Yangtze River, the country’s longest, in 17 years, an official said yesterday. The money will be spent in dredging of the river’s lower reaches, expanding the middle reaches, and extending the navigable cour

about 21 years ago
Freight market dips, but shipping firms buoyant
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Freight market dips, but shipping firms buoyant

Trends continue to sweep the international shipping freight market, especially in the tanker segment. And with the Paris-based International Energy Agency (IEA) making a downward revision in demand forecast for the first time in many months, the shipping industry does not anticipate the freight mark

about 21 years ago
Maine yacht company eyes future in military contracts
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Maine yacht company eyes future in military contracts

The hole left when a 154-foot boat sails out of a shipyard is more than just the space it once occupied, as Hodgdon Yachts learned when the ketch Scheherazade floated away in 2003. The super yacht was, at the time, the largest of its kind under construction in the Western Hemisphere. It took four ye

about 21 years ago
COMMENT Piracy offers a pretext for unilateralism
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COMMENT Piracy offers a pretext for unilateralism

The Piracy Centre of the London- based International Chamber of Commerce has been churning out reports of sea robberies in the Straits of Malacca and classifying them as piracy. The classification is contrary to international law. The Piracy Centre labels an incident against a ship or crew within na

about 21 years ago
Indian submarine launched in Russia after upgradation
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Indian submarine launched in Russia after upgradation

INS “Sindhughosh,” a diesel- electric Indian naval submarine, was launched today at a shipyard in northern Russia after deep upgradation with a cruise missile complex and sonar system. Launched with the breaking of coconut and uncorking of Champagne, Sindhughosh (Sea Soul) is the third Kilo class su

about 21 years ago
Cruise ship numbers can help define Port Canaveral
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Cruise ship numbers can help define Port Canaveral

When Port Canaveral passed Port Everglades near Fort Lauderdale in cruise-passenger traffic several years ago, its leaders began billing it as the world’s second-busiest cruise port. However, the latest cruise passenger statistics tell a different story. If you count only multiday cruises on cruise

about 21 years ago
38th Antigua Sailing Week Kicks Off Tomorrow
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38th Antigua Sailing Week Kicks Off Tomorrow

When registration for the 38th annual Antigua Sailing Week closed today 183 boats representing 27 different countries had registered to race in the granddaddy of them all. Racing kicks off tomorrow with the Dickenson Bay Race from English Harbour and will be tough for the next couple of days. Light

about 21 years ago
Floating LNG terminal OK’d off Baja coast
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Floating LNG terminal OK’d off Baja coast

Mexico’s environmental agency has approved another liquefied natural gas receiving terminal for Baja California. The $55 million floating project would be built about five miles off the coast of Rosarito Beach by Moss Maritime, a global leader in LNG tanker construction, and Mexican partner Terminal

about 21 years ago
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