Port Said, Egypt
Port Said, strategically located at the northern entrance of the Suez Canal, serves as a pivotal hub in global maritime trade. Established in 1859, the port has evolved into a vital transshipment center, connecting shipping routes between Europe, Asia, and Africa. Its facilities handle a diverse range of cargo, including containers, bulk commodities, and roll-on/roll-off […]
Port Burgas, Bulgaria
Located on the Black Sea coast in Bulgaria, Port Burgas serves as a key doorway for trade and logistics in the region, facilitating both bulk and container cargo traffic. Port Burgas is about 380 kms from the capital of Bulgaria, Sofia. Its strategic position allows it to connect Bulgaria to major international shipping routes between […]
Port Balboa (Rodman), Panama
Located at the Pacific entrance to the Panama Canal, Balboa Port (also known as Rodman Port) is one of Panama’s most important seaports and one of the busiest ports in the Americas. Balboa serves as a vital gateway for both regional and international trade. Port Balboa’s closeness to the Pama Canal provide access to both […]
Port Algiers, Algeria
Port Algiers plays a crucial role in connecting Algeria to international markets and serves as a gateway for imports and exports. Strategically located in the Mediterranean coast, Port Algiers is the largest and busiest seaport of Algeria, serving as a fundamental hub for trade, industry, and transportation. Port of Algiers offers a mix of bulk […]
Kahului, Hawaii
Located on the north shore of Maui, the Kahului port is the primary commercial port for the island. The port is a key feature of the island’s economy and boosts tourism by welcoming hundreds of cruise ships a year. Tourists can enjoy the island’s largest mall, the Maui Arts and Culture Center, and the beautiful […]
Wallhamn, Sweden
Along the southwestern coast of Sweden, just North of Gothenburg and near Stenungsund sits the shipping town of Wallhamn, Sweden. The town is a major link in the Scandinavian trade network and the greater Baltic region and is close to industrial centers and manufacturing facilities. Dubbed a “One Stop Shop,” the port offers anything a […]
St. George’s, Grenada
The St. George’s port in Grenada sits on the southwestern end of the island and is known as the “spice of the Caribbean.” The port’s main exports are bananas, cocoa, and nutmeg, and the main imports are general cargo, food supplies, and construction equipment. The port is governed by the Grenada Port Authority, which has […]
Montevideo, Uruguay
On the southern coast of Uruguay sits Montevideo, a city home to half the country’s population and a key contributor to the economy. Montevideo is a free port, so there are fewer procedures around the circulation of goods, the length of storage, where goods are transported, and the taxes imposed on goods. The port’s main […]
Nassau, Bahamas
Known for its crystal-clear water, white sand beaches, beautiful art galleries, historical castles, and numerous forts, Nassau, Bahamas is not to be missed. Located in the northern Caribbean on the Arawak Cay, it is the largest and most visited port in the Country with around four million cruise passengers annually. The 300-year-old city sits just […]
Fort-de-France, Martinique
The next port K International Transport is highlighting is the Fort-de-France port in Martinique! The island is a part of the Lesser Antilles Archipelago in the French West Indies. Fort-de-France sits in the center of the west coast on the Bay of Flemings, is the country’s capital, and is also the largest city in the […]
