Martide Blog

Crew managers and manning agents love our Data Templates function! We created it so you can set your exact requirements for your jobs at sea. Data Templates make it easy for you to manage different requirements, however big or small.

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By: Eve Church

Want to know what a cable laying ship is? Cable ships are deep sea going vessels which are designed to lay underwater cables on the sea bed.

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By: Eve Church

If you’ve ever wanted to know what some of the expressions used by seafarers and others in the maritime industry mean, this is the blog for you.

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By: Eve Church

On June 1st Mexico celebrates National Maritime Day - or, more accurately in Spanish - Día de la Marina. But what's the history behind the day?

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By: Eve Church

Every year on May 22nd the USA celebrates National Maritime Day, so we thought we'd look at some facts and stats about the U.S. merchant marines.

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By: Eve Church

20th of May is European Maritime Day (EMD) so we thought, what better time to looks at some stats and facts about the European maritime industry.

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By: Eve Church

May 18th is the International Day for Women in Maritime. Find out what that means and what the theme for the 2023 International Women in Maritime Day is.

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By: Eve Church

What do you do when someone in your office or on one of your vessels is either always crying or throwing tantrums? Our 6 tips help you deal!

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By: Eve Church

Why do ships use port & starboard instead of left & right? How do you remember which is port & which is starboard? Our blog post has the answers!

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By: Eve Church

If you’re interested in nautical terms & maritime phrases check out this blog post which has shipping industry related words beginning with M!

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By: Eve Church