Maritime travel refers to the act of traveling over water, typically using ships, boats, or ferries. This form of travel can include various activities such as ocean cruises, ferry rides between islands or coastal regions, and cargo shipping. Maritime travel plays a significant role in commerce, tourism, and cultural exchange, allowing the movement of people and goods across bodies of water. It encompasses both leisure and commercial aspects, including recreational boating, fishing excursions, and the transportation of passengers and freight on larger vessels. The experiences and logistics involved in maritime travel can vary significantly based on the type of vessel, the distance traveled, and the regions involved. It is also influenced by factors such as maritime laws, shipping routes, and seasonal weather conditions.
Driving Sustainability in Maritime Transport Trasmed, the Spanish ferry company under the Grimaldi Group, showcased its impressive sustainability achievements and future goals at FITUR. During a press conference, key executives…