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transport large volumes of goods by sea to North and South from Port - Port? x You don't know exactly how many sea routes Vietnam has on the North-South route?
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At Proship.vn, we will update the current sea routes in Vietnam for businesses and shippers who want to send retail goods, combined goods, and full containers by sea for reference. Through this, you also know what Vietnam's advantages are to strongly develop the domestic transportation industry as it is today.
Advantages of developing inland sea transport in Vietnam
Inland sea routes in Vietnam play an important role in Vietnam's transportation industry, known as one of the oldest, economical means of transportation that does not require too much weight and time. ,…
Our country's advantages for developing sea routes in Vietnam:
- Vietnam has a dense system of rivers and canals, creating a convenient waterway transportation network;
- Vietnam has a coastline of more than 3,000km running from North to South, creating conditions for ships to dock and transport goods from South to North;
- There are fishermen working at sea with many years of experience, meeting the needs of transport labor;
- Having an experienced shipbuilding and repair team serving the manufacture of the best means of transport;
- There is a rich port system with 3 port centers in the North (Hai Phong, Quang Ninh); in the Central region (Da Nang, Quang Ngai, Quy Nhon, Nha Trang) and in the South (HCMC, Dong Nai, Ba Ria - Vung Tau).
Current domestic sea transport routes
Below are the current sea routes in Vietnam:
North-South sea route
It is the largest domestic sea transport route in our country stretching from North to South, passing through large and small seaports of the two regions.
South Central domestic sea transport route
It is a shipping route for ports from Central to South.
North Central inland sea transport route
It is a shipping route from ports in the Central region stretching to the North.
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Other small inland sea shipping routes
Routes Ho Chi Minh City - Can Tho, Ho Chi Minh City - Ba Ria - Vung Tau, Ho Chi Minh City - Hanoi... were formed to meet maximum market demand.
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What is the role of inland shipping routes?
The role of the North-South sea routes is indicated as follows:
- Sea transport helps deliver large-sized and heavy goods, solving the disadvantages of air and road transport;
- Inland sea routes in Vietnam play an important role in transporting goods and products from one place to another within the country or a certain territory;
- Economically, sea routes in Vietnam help the exchange and trade process between regions within a country become more flexible and bustling. Not only does it help transport raw materials from the place of cultivation to the factory, move products from the factory to places of consumption, but it also helps balance goods in places such as moving from places with surplus to places with shortages, to serve effectively. better than business.
Vietnam's international shipping routes are being exploited
International shipping routes that Vietnam is exploiting:
Vietnam - Hong Kong - Japan route
This route has relatively favorable natural climatic conditions. If the ship departs from Hai Phong port, it will need to go through the Hainan Strait about 180 nautical miles to reach Hong Kong. The ship will then go to seaports in Japan.
Vietnam - America shipping routes
Transport route passing through the Suez Canal: This route has a length of about 11,600 nautical miles. Ships will depart from our country and go to the Singapore Strait, Malacca, then to the Indian Ocean, then enter the Red Sea and go through the Suez Canal.
Transport route through the Cape of Good Hope: This route has a length of about 11,200 nautical miles depending on the port you want to reach. Ships sailing from our country will go to Indonesia, then to the Jakarta Strait, then cross the Indian Ocean and go to the Cape of Good Hope. Train routes will be able to continue to go to East America, Central America, etc. This route usually has few trains so the travel speed is quite fast.
Shipping route through the Panama Canal: Ships from our country will have a length of about 10,000 nautical miles if they reach America through the Panama Canal. Or 10,850 nautical miles if going to Cuba. On this route, the ship will run through the Philippines, through the Pacific Ocean and to the Panama Canal. From there go to the places you want to go.
Vietnam - Europe sea routes
This is one of the longest shipping routes in our country. This route is often influenced by weather conditions because Asia and Europe are in two different regions.
This is a sea route passing through many countries originating from Vietnam. The ship will travel at sea and visit stops in Singapore to refuel and complete necessary procedures. The ship will then pass through the islands in Malaysia and across the Indian Ocean to the Red Sea. Pass through the Suez Canal to the Mediterranean.
And from there to countries such as France, Italy, Bulgaria, etc. In addition, the ship may go through the Istanbul Strait and enter ports such as Vanca, etc. It is also possible that the ship will follow the Cabrera Strait to the Atlantic Ocean to to the Nordic countries. This very long distance requires the necessary experts and elements on board to ensure the safety of the crew.
Proship Logistics has just listed sea routes in Vietnam , businesses and private individuals who need to transfer a large volume of containers from ports can refer to them. And if customers need to use cheap North-South shipping services, contact immediately 0909 344 247 for direct advice and quotes.
