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World - Panama Canal could further cut daily transits if drought persists

The Panama Canal Authority (ACP) says that daily transit limits and draught restrictions will remain in place until next year and warns it could make additional transit reductions if the drought persists.

International
Energy

Brazil - Transocean awarded $486 million contract for newbuild drillship offshore Brazil

(WO) – Transocean Ltd. announced a three-year award for the newbuild ultra-deepwater drillship Deepwater Aquila with a national oil company for work offshore Brazil. The contract is expected to commence in the third quarter of 2024 and represents approximately $486 million in firm backlog.

International
Waterways

World - Maersk Celebrates Naming of First Methanol-Fueled Containership

Maersk placed its first methanol-fueled container ship official into service with a naming ceremony in Copenhagen today of the Laura Maersk.

International
Tourism

Italy - Venice faces possible UNESCO downgrade as it struggles to manage mass tourism, new city entrance fee considered

VENICE, Italy (AP) — A scowling gondoliere ferrying sightseers 10 at a time across the mouth of Venice's Grand Canal scolds passengers to sit still and frets over being shorted the bargain 2-euro fare.

International
Tourism

World - Climate change is set to make our holidays look very different – here’s how

Holidays are making a comeback after several years of disruption caused by the COVID pandemic. Nearly 4 billion passengers boarded international flights in 2022, up from fewer than 2 billion in 2020. Recent research suggests that people are likely to continue travelling more in 2023 and beyond.

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