The U.S. Jones Act, formally known as the Merchant Marine Act of 1920, is a piece of legislation that has significant implications for various maritime industries, including the cruise industry. The Jones Act primarily governs the transportation of goods between...
The cruise industry, in fact the maritime industry as a whole, is at a crossroads as environmental concerns drive global regulations and the search for cleaner and more sustainable fuel alternatives. Today, the incumbent fuel used by an overwhelmingly vast...
Unraveling the Mystery of Duck Tails on Ships: Function and Fascination When it comes to maritime matters, there are often curious features and terminologies that capture our attention. One such enigmatic feature is the “duck tail” seen on the sterns...
