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"Going back... to our maritime roots"

It gives us great pleasure to announce that NAVIGATOR SHIPPING CONSULTANTS will proudly host the NAVIGATOR– ‘The Shipping Decision Makers Weekend’ on the occasion of the 18th NAVIGATOR FORUM, which will be held at Chios Island on 21st, 22nd & 23rd September 2018

By: EBR - Posted: Friday, July 6, 2018

NAVIGATOR Forum is being held annually since 2001 and always aims at reviewing, examining and discussing critical issues faced by today’s maritime community, on the insight of experienced speakers, including widely-known and successful Ship-Owners, foreign Ambassadors and Shipping Specialists.
NAVIGATOR Forum is being held annually since 2001 and always aims at reviewing, examining and discussing critical issues faced by today’s maritime community, on the insight of experienced speakers, including widely-known and successful Ship-Owners, foreign Ambassadors and Shipping Specialists.

NAVIGATOR Forum is being held annually since 2001 and always aims at reviewing, examining and discussing critical issues faced by today’s maritime community, on the insight of experienced speakers, including widely-known and successful Ship-Owners, foreign Ambassadors and Shipping Specialists.

Aiming at enhancement and continuation of the Greek Shipping history, the last five years, we annually honor Greek islands & places which have contributed to the development of Greek Shipping like Oinousses, Hydra, Lesvos, Chios and Pireaus. 

In addition, the 17th NAVIGATOR Forum 2017, where you honored us with your participation, took place at SS HELLAS LIBERTY - in Piraeus with the participation of 700 Decision Makers of the Greek Maritime Community. This year NAVIGATOR – The Shipping Decision Makers Weekend “is going . . back to the Greek maritime roots” by taking place in Chios, the island that is the birthplace of many shipowners, executives and seafarers. 

With the support of Maritime Organizations, our sponsors’ contribution, the support of the entire Maritime Press and the experience of accredited speakers, the "18th NAVIGATOR 2018 - The Shipping Decision Makers Forum” this year aims to stress the importance of Logistics, Technology & Innovation, Imo Regulations, Environmental Regulations, Education and maritime trends. 

INDICATIVE PROGRAM OF NAVIGATOR SHIPPING DECISION MAKERS WEEKEND 

Friday 21st Sep 2018 :
Arrivals in Chios either by Ferry or by plane

Saturday 22nd Sep 2018:
11:00hrs – 16:00hrs: 18th NAVIGATOR Forum at University of Aegean
16:00hrs – 20:00hrs: Free afternoon
20:00hrs onwards: Traditional Chian Feast at “Passas” Tavern in Lagada with live music

Sunday 23rd Sep 2018:
11:00hrs – 15:00hrs : Tour at Chios Mastic Museum & Mastic Villages

Participation in NAVIGATOR FORUM, Chian Feast, Chios Mastic Museum, Mastic Villages and the transport to and from these events will be free of charge for all delegates.

Please contact us (E: [email protected] or tel: +30 210 6234000) in order  to book  your ferry & air tickets  as well as your accommodation at Chios Chandris Hotel where we have secured special rates (sinlge room Euro 85/ double room Euro 94).
 
Please confirm your free of charge attendance, by registering online here

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