WTC Logistics and ChartCo announced as newest Clipper Race partners

WTC Logistics, which has offices across the UK, USA and China, is a forward-thinking Import and Export Consolidator and Full-Load Carrier, who operates via air, sea and road. It has been announced that its team entry, WTC Logistics, will be led by British Skipper Mark Burkes. On leading the WTC Logistics team, Mark says, "I am very excited to work with WTC Logistics, a Team Partner whose business is all about making things happen all over the world. I can't wait to see our boat be branded. It's going to look fantastic and the crew will be proud to represent WTC Logistics as we race around the globe."
For its inaugural campaign with the Clipper Race, WTC Logistics will ensure that the four containers, packed with supplies, tools, and equipment, reach each of the stopovers ahead of the fleets arrival. A race in itself, the year-long movement of containers to destinations in six different continents would not be possible without WTC Logistics' extensive knowledge in project, supply chain management and its hands-on management structure.
Operations Director Anthony Clarke said: "WTC Logistics is very proud to have been chosen as the appointed logistics provider to such an iconic and prestigious event as the Clipper Round the World Yacht Race.
"Working with the Clipper Race enables us to showcase our in depth knowledge and expertise as one of the leading project management logistics companies. And it will allow us to utilise our 20 offices and worldwide partners to deliver such a historic race. We are excited with this new challenge in our WTC history and are looking forward to working with the Clipper Race team and global partners in what will be another exciting chapter in the lives of all taking part in this inspiring event. To dream is to do."
Global fore-runner in digital navigation and voyage compliance ChartCo returns for its sixth consecutive edition as Official Nautical Chart Services Supplier.
ChartCo's market-leading navigation solutions meet the needs of the most demanding navigational passages. During the eleven month 40,000 nautical mile Clipper Race circumnavigation ChartCo will support the eleven strong fleet of Clipper 70s with global paper charts, piloting books and technical publications, as well as experienced compliance services.
Martin Taylor, CEO of ChartCo, on the announcement said: "We're very excited to continue our role as official supplier in the Clipper 2019-20 Round the World Yacht Race. To partner once again with this fantastic event, where ordinary people take on the extraordinary challenge of sailing around the world. It's a true test of endurance for participants, and we're proud to help keep them safe along the way."
ChartCo strives to help ensure that their users global compliance, navigation, safety and environmental needs are met; Transforming the industry by simplifying life for those onboard.
Sir Robin Knox-Johnston, Clipper Race Founder and Chairman, said: "Our long standing partnership with ChartCo demonstrates that its industry-leading products and services continue to evolve and meet the demands and development of a global yacht race on the scale such as the Clipper Race."

Shipping from Dubai | Air Cargo | Sea Shipping | International Relocation
AAC Cargo & International Shipping Services
Dubai, Unites Arab Emirates
Tel: +971 4 8880718
Email: info@aaccargo.ae
Websites:
https://aaccargo.ae
https://aaccargo.com/
http://expresscargo.ae/
Shipping & Moving Household & cars from Dubai to USA, Africa & Europe, we are international movers specialized in worldwide logistics from Dubai.
Shipping from Dubai, International movers, Shipping to Africa, Shipping to Europe, International Relocation, Ocean Freight, Sea shipping, Air Cargo, air shipping, Shipping Company, Cargo Company, Dubai Shipping Company freight forwarding, Logistics company, Express Cargo, Shipping to South America, Shipping to Russia

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

‘We were too ambitious and tried to be too global’ says Etihad executive

Image
Abdulla Mohamed Shadid, managing director, cargo and logistics, Etihad Cargo, says changing market conditions several years ago revealed that the airline had concentrated too much on creating a global footprint and not enough on developing other key areas of the business Share Sun 07 Jul 2019 02:20 PM Etihad Cargo tried in the past to be too global and was too ambitious, according to Abdulla Mohamed Shadid who joined as managing director cargo and logistics at Etihad Aviation Group a year ago. Speaking  to Air Cargo News , he said changing market conditions several years ago revealed that the airline had concentrated too much on creating a global footprint and not enough on developing other key areas of the business such as the technology, which customers are demanding to improve business processes. “Abu Dhabi is right in the middle of the Europe – Asia corridor, the world’s busiest trade lane,” he explains. “In the past, we ...
Read more

CONTAINERS, DRUGS, GUNS & MONEY

Image
              With Cargo Crime on the Rise, CakeBoxx is an Effective Security Solution In the last week there have been over $1B in container-related drug seizures in major US east coast ports, involving world class, C-TPAT Tier 3 companies. Astounding – yes! But what about all those container security programs? The exploitation of intermodal shipping containers as a conveyance for illegal drugs, weapons and other illicit materials has never been greater. More containers, bigger ships, increasing market driven need for speed – even the most diligent shippers are susceptible to the sophistication of modern-day supply chain crime. Everything scales. No doubt that advanced data, process management and container tracking systems are invaluable tools for today’s fast-paced supply chains. But, there is nothing like real ‘physical’ security to deter crime, protect your customers, your cargo and your reputation. CakeBoxx two...
Read more

Saudia's cargo unit adds two planes to fleet

Image
Two new B747-400 freighters increases fleet to 15; will be used in cargo charter market The cargo unit of Saudi Arabian Airlines is expanding its dedicated fleet with the arrival of two B747-400 freighters. Saudia Cargo's latest additions will form part of its 15-strong fleet, the carrier said in a statement. Of these aircraft, 12 will be used for Saudia's scheduled services to 27 freighter destinations worldwide, while its charter business will benefit from three dedicated B747 freighters. Steven Peter Scholten, vice-president Commercial at Saudia Cargo, said: "A 15-strong fleet with 12 aircraft being utilised for scheduled services, while the 3 dedicated charter aircraft will offer our clients more capacity in the ad-hoc charter market. "The combination of our scheduled and charter activities enables us to offer our clients smart, cost-effective solutions via our three hubs in Saudi Arabia," he added. Saudi Airlines Cargo operates ...
Read more