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Busan (South Korea): the city prepares to host the next World Expo
Busan is one of the last candidate cities still in the running to host the […]
Preparing ports for offshore wind? Examples in Australia and the USA
Between 5 and 20 km²: that is the area needed to build and maintain a […]
Mukilteo (USA): the city and port adopt a joint project to regenerate the waterfront
Last week, Mukilteo municipal council and the Port Everett planning commission unanimously approved plans to […]
In Zhejiang (China), aquaculture is becoming sustainable by providing composite food for farmed fish
In its declaration published at the United Nations Conference on the Oceans, the FAO reported […]
Women’s education in the spotlight at the port of Saint John (Canada)
The Maiden, an ocean racing yacht, with an all-female crew, will call at Saint John […]
Dürres (Albania) is set to move its industrial port and reconfigure its old port as…
A master plan is currently being put together with the help of the firm Royal […]
The Port of Dublin (Ireland) unveils the 3FM project “Bringing Dublin Port to 2040”
As part of the 3FM project, the Port of Dublin has launched a consultation to […]
Antibes (France) and Bahia Blanca (Argentina): ports launch competitions to promote their identity
Last week, Port Vauban in Antibes and the port of Bahia Blanca both embarked on […]
Toulon (France): eco-friendly renovation for the main pier
The €21 million project launched in 2019 was officially completed with a ceremony held on […]
Could digitisation be the solution to port congestion?
With congestion in global supply chains exacerbated by the Covid-19 pandemic and the war in […]
Biomethane: a circular, inclusive solution – case studies
Production, storage, refuelling: these challenges await developers looking to biomethane as a low-carbon energy source. […]
The Provincial Council of Valencia (Spain) joins forces with the port to mitigate the seasonal…
The Autonomous Port and the Provincial Council of Valencia have trained their technical staff to restructure the tourist offering in the Valencian area. For some years now, the Port of Valencia has seen its infrastructures stretched to their limit and is no longer able to meet the rising demand of cruise tourists in terms of sustainability. During these events, technical staff highlighted the need to diversify local tourism products and services by promoting the cultural assets, landscape, and geography of each municipality and improving city-port links.
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World Conference Cities & Ports | Dunkrik
Dunkirk, France
The AIVP World Conference Cities & Ports 2026 will take place in Dunkirk (France) from […]