Voyager Blogs

One of the key lessons learned early in the pandemic was the need to ensure business continuity of the critical supply lines, notably maritime ga…

Shipping was the original driver of globalisation and remains the critical component of global supply chains. That it seems, will not change, tho…

There are lots of good things to be said for shipping; its position as the fulcrum on which the global economy turns, success in reducing major a…

We have observed before on this blog, shipping is subject to a ‘licence to operate’, implicitly granted by a wide group of stakeholders. Ther…

There’s another digital deadline looming, but this is no millennium bug, promising to unleash chaos but delivering little by way of real impact…

There will be no cheap fuel in future is the common refrain of experts whose job it is to parse the flow of information around the pathways to de…

The things that work well and are easy to use tend to become those that endure. Things that are difficult to understand and get to grips with ten…

As a wise person nearly said, if something important needs doing, don’t wait for your customers to do it for you. Shipping’s environmental pr…

With hundreds of thousands of seafarers unable to leave their ships because of COVID restrictions, the industry has appealed for help and with a …