Category: Insights

There is much happening in Guyana, making Georgetown a timely setting for the Caribbean Shipping Association’s 56th Annual General Meeting, Conference and Exhibition, which...

There is significant dialogue in these insights about ships, policy, and trade routes. Let's talk about something just as important but easier to overlook;...

On Thursday, September 24th, the world marked World Maritime Day, and the 2026-2027 biennial theme, "From Policy to Practice: Powering Maritime Excellence," could not...

The closure of the Strait of Hormuz has done more than rattle oil markets. It has quietly exposed the fragility of our regional food...

For decades, Caribbean governments have spoken about increasing intra-regional trade, strengthening food security and reducing dependence on imports from outside the region. Yet one...

Saint Lucia’s maritime space is more than a transportation corridor; it is an economic, environmental, historical, and cultural asset. The planned development of Below...

Currently, two very different stories are playing out in global shipping. One involves a shrinking lake in Panama, and the other involves melting ice...

President Trump signed a memorandum on August 13, opening select categories of U.S. Navy shipbuilding to foreign yards for the first time in decades.

The global shipping industry is drowning in capacity. There is currently more shipping capacity than there is cargo to fill it, yet that oversupply...

Saint Lucia already has the legislative framework for easing costs in our maritime sector. The question is whether boat owners know these concessions exist...