Ports and Harbors Magazine

Ports and Harbors Magazine from IHS Fairplay is the official journal of the International Association of Ports and Harbors (IAPH) and has been published since the IAPH's inception in November 1955. The IAPH represents about 200 ports of nearly 90 maritime countries as well as 140 port-related public and private organizations. Together, member ports handle nearly 90% of the world's container traffic and some 60% of the world maritime trade.

Ports and Harbors Magazine extends to a readership far beyond the IAPH's membership, however, serving the world maritime community at large. Published six times a year, Ports & Harbors now contains more features than before, more opinion, and more feedback. In short, it offers its readers a combination of inspiration and insight that will help drive operational efficiencies and provoke management initiatives.

Each issue provides news and up-to-date information on:

• Integrated logistics 
• Vessel tracking and management 
• Environmental management 
• Cargo handling 
• Dredging 
• Bulk terminals 
• Security 
• Insurance 
• Port design and planning 
• Port software 
• Personnel training 
• Port and harbor maintenance

Subscribers to Ports and Harbors Magazine receive:

• Free access to www.iaphworldports.org, where subscribers can download current and past copies of the magazine 
• Publications issued in January, March, May, July, September and November

Benefits:

Ports and Harbors Magazine enables you to:

• Stay apprised on best practices for all port-related matters 
• Receive critical insights and information for supporting investment decisions, improving operational efficiencies and envisioning new management practices

Ports and Harbors Magazine is the official journal of the International Association of Ports and Harbors. Published every other month, it offers a range of marketing opportunities to effectively target a highly engaged audience of senior professionals and decision-makers in the world-wide ports and terminals. Its 5,000-strong readership encompasses port authorities, government officials, UN agencies, port construction & consulting companies, universities and research institutes. Now, when ports are investing more than ever in their facilities, is an opportune time to advertise in Ports and Harbors Magazine.

The content of Ports and Harbors Magazine is developed to meet real world needs and is guided by the expertise of the IAPH secretariat, Mr Susumu Naruse, with additional contributions from member ports and those involved in IAPH's technical committees – ensuring we deliver consistently relevant content for the sector.

Editor-in-chief, Tony Slinn
Editor, Penny Allen

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