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On Thursday, 28 May this year, at the Remontowa Shipbuilding S.A. shipyard in Gdańsk, part of the Remontowa Holding group, a contract was signed for the delivery of two hydrographic vessels, together with logistical support packages.
In the presence of Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of National Defence, a...
The maritime industry has undergone significant digital transformation over the last two decades, and recruitment processes are no exception. Today, seafarers expect fast access to verified job offers, direct communication with crewing agencies, and simple application tools. One of the platforms responding to these needs is Crewing.pl – one of the largest maritime...
Poland’s newest Baltic ferry undergoes warranty servicing and a symbolic rebranding — as three national shipping operators consolidate under a single banner.
The ferry Varsovia arrived at the Remontowa Shiprepair Yard S.A. on the evening of Monday, 25 May, for a scheduled warranty service combined with an intermediate clas...
Security – a word that was discussed at length during the 12th International Maritime Congress in Szczecin. Today, security is not just about national borders, it is also about supply chains, infrastructure and the ability to respond to a changing world.
Szczecin once again became the place for an important discussion on the future of Europ...
The Polish shipyard CRIST has won a tender to design and build a new electric passenger and vehicle ferry for Estonia in a contract valued at nearly €50 million. The vessel will operate on routes connecting Estonia’s islands and represents another important step in the modernization of Baltic maritime transport.