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We’ll be entering a port in Egypt soon. Could anyone share insights about the local authorities and how people there generally interact with seafarers?
“Is it realistically possible to strictly maintain rest hours onboard with the current manning strength?”
Egypt—the land of pyramids, pharaohs, and timeless wonders. For many, it’s a bucket-list destination filled with history and mystery. But for seafarers calling at Egyptian ports, the experience is often far from the romantic images you see in travel brochures. ...
Being a seafarer is a demanding profession that comes with unique risks—both at sea and on land. From accidents and illnesses to long periods away from family, seafarers need robust insurance coverage to protect themselves and their loved ones. In ...
Maintaining rest hours onboard ships has been a long-standing challenge in the maritime industry. Despite regulations under the STCW Convention and MLC 2006 mandating minimum hours of rest for seafarers, the reality is often far from ideal. With the current ...
