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18 October 2023

AIVP recognized with Falanto award in Taranto     

Alberto Cappato, secretary of the AIVP, received the “Falanto Awards” during the ceremony of the Taranto Port Days 2023, in southern Italy. This award was set up by the Port System Authority of the Ionian Sea - Port of Taranto to highlight personalities and companies that have distinguished themselves for their activities in favour of the territory and the Taranto community.

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16 May 2023

AIVP Executive Committee meeting and site visit to the Waterfront di Levante (Genoa), 12 May…

The AIVP executive board was on a mission to Genoa (Italy), where it visited the future waterfront and met the mayors of Nice, Genoa and Beaulieu-sur-mer.

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10 May 2023

The AIVP joins the 6th Adriatic Sea Forum in Dubrovnik 

On the 4th of May, AIVP was represented by Mr. Alberto Cappato, secretary of the AIVP, in a session focusing on balancing the needs of tourist destinations with the growth of maritime tourists in the Adriatic, that took place during the 6th Adriatic Sea Forum in Dubrovnik, Croatia. Other speakers in the session were the mayors of Dubrovnik, Hvar and Vlore, the deputy mayor of Koper and the President of FAIC (Forum of Adriatic and Ionian Cities), Mayor as well of the City of Fano. Mr. Cappato highlighted the need to establish dialogue with all stakeholders in port cities to strike a balance between the growth of touristic activities and the needs of the local citizens. Another key point he made was also that the sustainable development ambitions of port cities have not been affected by the pandemic and today is taken ever more seriously than before, with renewed efforts by port authorities, municipalities and private companies.

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15 February 2023

Turkish port cities confronted by the consequences of an earthquake : Mersin leads aid efforts

An earthquake measuring 7.8 on the Richter scale struck south-eastern Turkey, resulting in the tragic […]

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23 September 2022

Sustainably cruising into World Tourism Day

World Tourism Day has been held on 27 September since 1980. As the tourism sector continues to grow, the impacts it has on the environment is increasing as well. The cruise industry has been taking measures to reduce its impact and to sail its way into a sustainable future. As the sector was heavily impacted by Covid during the past two years, it has taken the time to reshape itself. Green corridors for cruise ships have been created, cruise lines have discussed with cities and ports on how to collaborate more sustainably, and some lines have banned single use plastic. To understand better the steps that ports, municipalities, and cruise organisations are taking to support the sustainable transition of cruising, we have asked some of our members the following question for World Tourism Day: "How can local authorities (port authorities and municipalities) support sustainable cruise/maritime tourism in port cities?"

Opinions
17 September 2021

Gender gap in the port sector. Italian ports undersign a new equal opportunity agreement

One of the main issues in relation to human capital and value of the person referred to ports and surrounding areas regards the role of Women in Transport. A key issue that has been brought to the EU level in diverse occasions and with diverse results. One thing is still certain, the number of women working in this field is still very low over the EU and, in particular, in the South of Europe.

Actualités
15 January 2021

Port life in Italy during the coronavirus emergency: stepping up to the challenge

Italy was the first European country to suffer the full consequences of the COVID-19. In […]

Opinions
11 December 2020

The CIVITAS PORTIS concept: A Game changer for Sustainable Mobility in Port Cities

Sustainable mobility is one of the priorities for the European Commission. Hence, there are several […]

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Actualités
25 November 2020

Multi-scalar nature of port mobility beyond the port-city threshold. The case for two time-tested North-Italian…

The issue of sustainable mobility is without doubt one of the prime challenges for port […]

Actualités
13 November 2020

Sustainable mobility: towards a multimodal and integrated future

The year 2020 has been a year of many changes, also for sustainable mobility. Talking […]

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Interviews
6 November 2020

Port of Taranto: A new AIVP member celebrating port city culture

The Port Network Authority of the Ionian Sea – Port of Taranto, in Italy, is […]

Actualités
4 November 2020

The Italian Port Days Experience: A new challenge, a new frontier

Port festivals have been one of the main initiatives for ports to bring citizens closer […]

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