The transshipment volume at the Port of Gdansk keeps increasing. Thanks to the result for the first half of the year, Gdansk’s port managed to go up by two positions in the ranking of the Baltic Sea’s largest ports. This new record brings it closer to the very top.
Intensive work on the conversion of the road and railway network at the Port of Gdansk is under way. The foundation stone for the construction of a new flyover at the Port Polnocny has just been laid.
The Port of Gdansk’s presence in China is becoming more and more noticeable. After the opening of the business office in Shanghai, representatives of the Port of Gdansk Authority were invited to sit down to talks by one of the Chinese provinces.
In the summer season of 2017, more than twice as many cruise ships as the average in previous years called at Gdansk’s port. In 2018, that record was broken once again.
The Port of Gdansk has totalled its transshipments for the first half of 2018 and the half-year result is nearly 20% higher than predicted. Gdansk also achieved the highest growth dynamics among the Baltic ports.
Dworzec Drzewny is one of the quays requiring immediate modernisation. Out of use for years, it will soon be completely remodelled and will gain a totally new potential.
The Port of Gdansk will soon turn into a construction site. During a recent press conference, the Board of PGA SA summarised 2017 investments and presented the plan for 2018.
Nearly 40 people took part in a walk around the Port of Gdansk. An area usually accessible only to the employees of Gdansk’s port was visited by photography enthusiasts. The joint photo shoot attracted photography lovers not only from Gdansk and its vicinity, but also from other cities, including Warsaw.
