The Panama Canal recorded 13,951 vessel transits in fiscal year 2026, up 4.1% from the previous year, while tonnage increased 6.5% to 521 million PC/UMS
The Caribbean Shipping Association will hold its 56th Annual General Meeting, Conference and Exhibition in Georgetown, Guyana, from October 25 to 28, 2026. Regional maritime
Maritime authorities from 12 Caribbean countries met in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines to review domestic ferry safety regulations, crew training and emergency preparedness, drawing
Venezuela recorded the world’s strongest annual increase in liner shipping connectivity in the third quarter of 2026, according to UNCTAD data. The improvement comes as
When major shipping services are disrupted, the smallest vessels can become some of the most important. Across the Caribbean, schooners and small inter-island freighters continue
At least ten bodies have been recovered after the MV Barima capsized off Guyana’s coast, as an expanding search operation continues for passengers and crew
The Caribbean remains one of the most strategically important container spaces in Latin America and the Caribbean. Several of the region’s largest ports sit within
Caribbean governments are stepping up efforts to strengthen the implementation of international standards governing seafarer training and certification, recognising the importance of robust training systems
Amadeus’ Travel Dreams 2026 report documents the emergence of artificial intelligence as a leading driver of inspiration and decision-making in travel. For regional transport stakeholders,
As Caribbean shipping enters a more demanding operational and regulatory environment, Saint Lucia is attempting to strengthen something many smaller maritime jurisdictions across the region
Anguilla closed 2025 with its strongest tourism performance in more than three decades, as visitor arrivals reached record levels across both stay-over and excursionist segments.
Opinion piece by Robert MacLellan : I read with interest a recent article by Alexander Gumbs, decrying potential increases in cruise ship taxes in the Caribbean.
