Port Management
SINGAPORE POLYTECHNIC
SINGAPORE MARITIME ACADEMY
Diploma in Maritime Business
Port Management Assignment
MA0116: Port Management
NGIAM HUIYUN (1032679)
AMY YULIANA BINTI JASNI (1137615)
MUHAMMAD SAEEDTHUDEEN BIN MOHAMED RAFI (1137657)
NUR SHAKEELA BTE SUBHAN (1137743)
NURUL SHAQDAH BINTE KAMARUZZAMAN (1138335)
Year of Study: 2nd Year
Module Lecturer: Ko-vin Ng
Academic Year: 2012/2013
Word count: 1996 words
Abstract This report highlights the different ports my team has select for the cruises to China in the Chinese market. We state the capacity of the port and the sites of tourist attractions surrounding the ports. Also, we state the facilities that we consider are important in China ports. This report gives us an understanding on the importance of planning the ports that we would like to visit so that we could find out more about the system, their efficiency, the capacity of the berths and also the water depth before making any necessary arrangements. In conclusion this report presents our views of the selected ports and facilities for the next meeting.
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Table of Contents
Abstract i
Table of Contents ii 1 Introduction 1
2. Selection of ports
2.1 Shanghai Port 1
2.2 Victoria Harbour 1
2.3 Tianjin Port 2
2.4 Guangzhou Port 2
2.4 Shenzhen Port 3
2.5 Qingdao Port 3
2.5 Keelung Port 4 3. Facilities 3.1 Immigration and custom clearance procedures 4 3.2 Lounge Amenities 4 3.3 Telecommunication facilities 4 3.4 Transportation 5 3.5 Port Security 5 4. Conclusion 5 5. References 6
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1 INTRODUCTION
We are the executives that have just joined Harmony Cruise. Mr Kim, the new manager, was tasked to look into the planning of the cruises in the Chinese market with the use of the three newly built passenger ship. He has asked our team to
SINGAPORE MARITIME ACADEMY
Diploma in Maritime Business
Port Management Assignment
MA0116: Port Management
NGIAM HUIYUN (1032679)
AMY YULIANA BINTI JASNI (1137615)
MUHAMMAD SAEEDTHUDEEN BIN MOHAMED RAFI (1137657)
NUR SHAKEELA BTE SUBHAN (1137743)
NURUL SHAQDAH BINTE KAMARUZZAMAN (1138335)
Year of Study: 2nd Year
Module Lecturer: Ko-vin Ng
Academic Year: 2012/2013
Word count: 1996 words
Abstract This report highlights the different ports my team has select for the cruises to China in the Chinese market. We state the capacity of the port and the sites of tourist attractions surrounding the ports. Also, we state the facilities that we consider are important in China ports. This report gives us an understanding on the importance of planning the ports that we would like to visit so that we could find out more about the system, their efficiency, the capacity of the berths and also the water depth before making any necessary arrangements. In conclusion this report presents our views of the selected ports and facilities for the next meeting.
i
Table of Contents
Abstract i
Table of Contents ii 1 Introduction 1
2. Selection of ports
2.1 Shanghai Port 1
2.2 Victoria Harbour 1
2.3 Tianjin Port 2
2.4 Guangzhou Port 2
2.4 Shenzhen Port 3
2.5 Qingdao Port 3
2.5 Keelung Port 4 3. Facilities 3.1 Immigration and custom clearance procedures 4 3.2 Lounge Amenities 4 3.3 Telecommunication facilities 4 3.4 Transportation 5 3.5 Port Security 5 4. Conclusion 5 5. References 6
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1 INTRODUCTION
We are the executives that have just joined Harmony Cruise. Mr Kim, the new manager, was tasked to look into the planning of the cruises in the Chinese market with the use of the three newly built passenger ship. He has asked our team to
References: 5 REFERENCE Victoria Harbour, 2012 [Online] Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia Available from: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Victoria_Harbour [Accessed 24 December 2012] Tianjin International Cruise Port Transfer and Excursions, 1998 [Online] China Highlights Available from: http://www.chinahighlights.com/beijing/xingang-port-to-beijing-transfer/ [Accessed on 29 December 2012]