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Ningbo Zhoushan Port launches a new phase of weekly Arctic China-Europe shipping routes, providing a faster and more environmentally friendly logistics option for trade with Europe.
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AIDA Modu sets sail on its maiden voyage from Shenzhen, marking a new chapter in China's cruise industry by offering high-quality sea holidays in the Greater Bay Area.
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A 12,000-ton self-propelled deck barge, custom-built in China, is exported to West Africa to enhance mining logistics under the Belt and Road initiative.
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The training aims to address challenges in China's shipping industry by fostering high-quality management talent, promoting green transition, and enhancing industry collaboration.
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The Nanjing Waterway Bureau enhances typhoon preparedness through early deployment, thorough inspections, and real-time monitoring to ensure waterway safety during Typhoon Baihaitun.
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Pinglu Canal to commence operation in September, driving Qinzhou's transformation with comprehensive port, industry, and urban advancements in Beibu Gulf Economic Zone.
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Hebei Maritime Bureau's youth teams collaborated with the North Sea Rescue Base for joint maritime safety training, enhancing emergency response skills and promoting cooperative protection of Bohai Bay.
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Ahead of Typhoon Baihaiban, Zhejiang Zhoushan Power Plant is expediting coal unloading efforts to ensure a stable power supply and regional energy security.
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Taizhou Maritime Safety Bureau efficiently coordinated evacuation efforts for DaChen Island travelers as Typhoon Baidolphin approached, ensuring the safety of over 4,200 travelers.
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Liaoning Province's new plan strengthens maritime safety governance, combining security measures with the development of the ocean economy to achieve robust growth and a synergy of safety.
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Shandong Port's first hydrogen-assisted power retrofit crane was installed and activated, marking a milestone in the green transformation towards a zero-carbon port.
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The Beijiang Extension Project accelerates its construction, enhancing connectivity between northern Guangdong and the Pearl River Delta as a key transport waterway.
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China-Europe Arctic shipping route opens in 2026, reducing travel time and risks with efficient, low-carbon shipping for high-value goods such as photovoltaics and precision equipment.
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A heartfelt reflection on 38 years of dedication to pilotage, highlighting the challenges, achievements, and pride of a lifetime spent safely guiding maritime giants.
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Yangtze River ports achieved 1.97 billion tons of throughput in H1 2023, with container volumes up 3.9%. Sustainable, smart shipping boosts economic growth and streamlines transport.
