Briefing

News

Battery recycling specialist TES to open facility in Port of Rotterdam

Ukraine Crisis

Turkey will be heavily impacted by the war

In 2021, travellers from Ukraine and Russia created a combined 4.9 million visits to Turkey

Covid-19

Internation travel marketing ramps up

Travel intermediaries are engaging in aggressive marketing towards international travel

Industry news

Industry briefing

Covid-19 briefing

Ukraine crisis briefing
05/30/2022 09:46:06
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  • Contents
  • Southerly Designs
  • CR Ocean Engineering
  • Briefing
  • Industry news
  • Shipping industry briefing
  • Ukraine crisis executive briefing by GlobalData
  • Covid-19 executive briefing by GlobalData
  • Martechnic Company Insight
  • Martechnic: Condition Monitoring of Cylinder Drainage Oil (CDO)
  • Antti-Teollisuus
  • Comment
  • Why electrofuel is a greener solution for shipping
  • New maritime wearable solutions with Arrow Labs
  • Using AI to eliminate first and last mile inefficiencies
  • Powering port transformation with 5G
  • How Gothenburg transitioned from shipbuilding decline to R&D hub
  • In Depth
  • What are the new enclosed spaces safety rules for UK seafarers?
  • Next-gen AI weather routing with Deepsea Technologies
  • Digitising weight data with Pyxis Lightship
  • Inside Papua New Guinea’s new coastal sensor technology
  • Shipping industry tipped to be a "big ticket item" for ESG investors
  • Future Cruise
  • The cruise industry briefing
  • Going a cut above and Beyond
  • Viking Cruises christens new river longships in Paris
  • Rethinking the makeup of antifouling paint
  • In Data
  • How big is the gender pay gap in the UK ship industry?
  • Where is ship industry trade most likely to be disrupted by the Ukraine crisis
  • Europe is seeing a hiring boom in ship industry machine learning roles
  • How is fintech innovation progressing in the ship industry?
  • Top and emerging locations for M&A deals in the maritime sector
  • Events
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