Crew Connect Global 2026 in Manila is examining how geopolitical instability, regulatory change and digitalisation affect seafarers’ mental health, performance, training and retention.
Seatrade Maritime Crew Connect Global 2026 opened in Manila on October 21, 2026, bringing together stakeholders involved in crewing, maritime training and seafarer welfare. The event attracts shipowners, manning companies, labour representatives and maritime education specialists.
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