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POSIDONIA SEA TOURISM FORUM 2025 NEWSETTER | ISSUE 3

CELESTYAL TO PROMOTE ARABIAN CRUISE PROGRAMME Regular PSTF supporter Celestyal is a leading upper premium cruise operator, with headquarters in Greece and renowned for its immersive experiences in the Mediterranean, and more recently, the Adriatic and Arabian Gulf. At this year’s event, the liner will present its fleet transformation and expanded itinerary portfolio, which
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Ulsan Port Authority leads efforts on marine biofuel adoption as IMO regulations tighten

Seoul, South Korea – In a major push toward decarbonizing maritime logistics, President Jae-young Byeon of the Ulsan Port Authority (UPA) and Chief Executive Sun-bae Hong of the Korea Maritime Cooperation Center (KMC) jointly announced the successful conclusion of the “2nd Forum on the Commercialization of Biofuels for Maritime Vessels,” held on 23 April at […]
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ship.energy summit 11-12 June 2025

European and global regulations are primary drivers in shipping’s decarbonisation, and their impact will become even more significant in 2025 as the International Maritime Organization takes all-important decisions on global fuel standards and puts a price on the industry’s GHG emissions, and legislation such as FuelEU Maritime and the EU Emissions Trading System ramps up
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The East Med in the Spotlight as PSTF – Challenges and Opportunities for Further Cruise Growth in the Region

As the 8th Posidonia Sea Tourism Forum (PSTF) opens its doors in Heraklion this May, the spotlight is firmly on the Eastern Mediterranean, where the cruise industry faces multiple challenges potentially slowing its growth. These range from concerns about overcrowding and its strain on local environments and resources to port infrastructure deficiencies and geopolitical
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Experts Urge Shipping to Recognise Free Internet Access as a Basic Right for Seafarers

As the world marks World Health Day, maritime health and welfare experts are urging the shipping industry to recognise free reliable internet access as a basic human right for seafarers — not a luxury. Despite advancements in ship technology, many crews still face limited or unaffordable internet access at sea. The result is prolonged isolation, […]
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