Last Tuesday, November 23, representatives of Lamaignere Shipping attended the productive and thought-provoking conference ‘The future of large yachts in the Bay of Cádiz: Business opportunities from multiple perspectives’. Organized by the Port of Cadiz, the Conference was chaired by businessman Rafael Fernández, in collaboration with the port of the Bay of Cádiz, Sucruise Andalucía, the Cádiz City Council, and the Institute for Development and Employment (IFEF).

This event presented the perfect opportunity to establish new bases and business opportunities to increase megayachts’ arrivals to the city of Cádiz. Increased traffic into this area will have positive effects and benefits, not only on the city’s economy but on the region of Andalusia in general.

Below we share several photos of the event. Included is a shot of the Head of Lamaignere Shipping, Alejandro Sánchez, accompanied by one of the speakers, Francisco Notario.

Lamaignere Shipping continues with its recurrent activity in the Andalusian ports. On this occasion, we want to share several photos of a sugar unloading, which took place last Thursday, November 11. Specifically, this happened at the Muelle de la Cabezuela, located in Puerto Real (Cádiz).

Important to note that the operation of loading and unloading of goods on and off cargo ships is another of our company’s main activities.

The arrival of cruise ships and megayachts continues to grow in the city of Seville. The Silver Shadow ship arrives in Seville.

Progressively, normality has been resuming in the cruise and megayacht industry. Moreover, Seville has seen a significant increase in cruise ships and megayachts arrivals in recent months. This news is undoubtedly very relevant for tourism and the economy of the capital of Andalusia, in general.

In this post, we share with you photos of the ship “Silver Shadow” that visited Seville last Sunday, November 7, at around 9:30 am. The vessel can accommodate 388 cruise passengers and 302 crew members.