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CSA to discuss
CSA to discuss
Regional Integrated Maritime
Strategy
at Curaçao conference
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THE ISSUES
* The Global Financial Crisis: Where
are we today? Back to Normal or Expecting the Greater Depression?
* Regional Integrated Maritime
Strategy (RIMS): If not Today ... When?
* Can Caribbean and Latin American
RIMS be achieved without addressing the Regional Maritime Security and
Trade Facilitation Issues?
* Are the Regional Luxury Yacht,
Cargo and Cruise sectors ready to function in a RIMS model?
* Who Benefits from RIMS?
REGISTER HERE |
2010, March 10: The
Caribbean Shipping Association returns to the Dutch Caribbean to host the ninth
annual Caribbean Shipping Executives Conference in Willemstad, Curaçao.
The
Conference will be held May 17, 18 and 19 at the Curaçao Marriott Beach Resort
on beautiful Piscadera Bay. The top leadership of the regional shipping industry
will gather to address the main issues affecting growth, development and
profitability.
Conference
presentations will collectively address the theme "Regional Integrated Maritime
Strategy (RIMS): If Not Today, When?" Presenters will expose the challenges and
discuss opportunities for successfully implementing RIMS. The need to put in
place the necessary mechanisms for growth in a RIMS model that will lead to
viable, profitable and sustainable cargo, cruise and luxury yacht sectors
throughout the Caribbean and Latin American region will also be addressed.
Discussions at this CSA event will include:
* The Business and Economic Outlook for Global Trade
and Cruise Tourism
* Benefits of Regional Cruise and Cargo Integration:
New Realities in a Changing World
* Luxury Yacht Business Opportunities in RIMS
* Regional Maritime Security Challenges and
Opportunities
* RIMS Implementation Outlook for Trade and Cruise
Tourism
* Regional Customs Integration: A Critical Path to
RIMS
* RIMS Implementation: Cruise, Ocean Carrier,
Feeder, Shore Excursion and Ports Perspective
The 2009 Caribbean Shipping Executives
Conference is presented by the Caribbean Shipping Association (CSA) in
collaboration with Curaçao Port Authority and the Curaçao Port Services in
Curaçao.
REGISTER NOW
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