Voyager Blogs

With no end in sight to the crew change crisis and uncertainty surrounding the return to whatever normality looks like in future, the shipping in…

Now we know for certain that not all risks are created equal, the shipping industry faces a fundamental question; how does it make the necessary …

Despite the short term shock to the supply chain, the industry has largely proved resilient in keeping essential supplies moving; the problem is …

Nick Chubb cheerfully admits that on coming ashore he quickly realised that his skillset as a junior deck officer gave a fairly limited range of …

Back to normal, business as usual, regular working. All phrases to which millions of people have clung during the last six months as the COVID-19…

As many parts of the world continue to endure life in lockdown, the maritime events business has become a case of ‘another week, another podcas…

The current crisis continues to provide a daily test of the resourcefulness of the maritime supply chain. While the economics behind it are diver…

At a time of year when much of the world should be getting some kind of break from work and reflecting on the coming of Spring to the northern he…

Is it possible to innovate, to learn and ‘fail fast’, introducing new concepts to shipping while also supporting the legacy systems built for…