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May 11, 2022

Port responds to minimum wage consultation for seafarers

Statement from Mike Sellers, port director

April 25, 2022

Portsmouth says „Guten Tag!” to a new German visitor

Portsmouth International Port has welcomed the German cruise line AIDA to the city for the first time today, with passengers aboard the AIDAsol disembarking for the day to enjoy all Portsmouth has to offer.

April 5, 2022

Port looks forward to welcoming Saga in 2023

Port director, Mike Sellers, responds to the release of Saga's 2023 cruise schedule

March 27, 2022

Port director welcomes Salamanca

Mike Sellers reflects on the port's partnership with Brittany Ferries

March 24, 2022

Fireworks display for Salamanca

There will be a short firework display held at the port at 2100 on Sunday 27 March, which will last for around 4 minutes. The display is being held to celebrate the first departure of Brittany Ferries’ new ship, Salamanca.

March 17, 2022

Port surges ahead with new sustainability initiatives

We're surging ahead with our commitment to sustainability with the recruitment of a new environmental engineer, and an application to enable the provision of shore power.

March 16, 2022

Innovative solar panel project begins at Portsmouth International Port

The installation of a ground-breaking solar and battery system is underway at Portsmouth International Port, managed by Portsmouth City Council's in-house energy services team.

March 9, 2022

Brittany Ferries says Oui to a return to service for ships and routes

After two years of Covid, Brittany Ferries looks forward to a full complement of ships and a re-opening of routes this summer. 

March 8, 2022

New artwork shows that “Together We Can” combat climate change

Portsmouth International Port have been working with Aspex, artist Peter Driver and The Flying Bull Academy on a collaborative artwork, which is now displayed on a 13 metre long billboard just outside the port.

February 17, 2022

Storm Eunice: advice for passengers

Very strong winds are expected in southern England. Check before you travel.