PortMiami named best cruising homeport
WTDC News – Monday May 20th, 2024 President’s Corner On Thursday night, the WTDC team and I attended the FIU Alumni Cocktail Reception at the Biltmore Hotel. I was formally introduced as the President of the FIU Alumni Board of Directors. We were able to rekindle relationships with old friends as well as meet new […]
PortMiami welcomes world’s largest cruise ship
WTDC Newsletter – January 18, 2024 President’s Corner WTDC Spring Internship Port Everglades Panama Canal Authority Webinar PortMiami welcomes world’s largest cruise ship Maersk and Hapag-Lloyd to form alliance for January 2025 Port Everglades to find new Director Winter storm; Flight cancellations continue President’s Corner WTDC’s Internship Program is now 16 years old! By […]
PortMiami regains busiest cruise port title
WTDC Newsletter – December 15th, 2023 Holiday Hours Closed – Christmas Day – December 25 Closed – New Year’s Day – January 1 President’s Corner Happy Holidays! Wishing you and your families a joyous holiday season. 2023 has been a phenomenal year for WTDC. Thank you to our employees for your continued dedication and to […]
Breast Cancer Awareness Month
WTDC Newsletter – October 17th, 2023 President’s Corner Fall is in the air this week! We have decided to open three internship positions for students this fall. Operations and Customer Service Intern Brianna Page started this week. We have been so impressed with the qualification and preparation of students we have met through FIU […]
School Supplies for Lotus House
WTDC Newsletter August 3, 2023 Lotus House – School Supplies The children of Lotus House Women’s Shelter will be ready for the school year! WTDC dropped off 2 carloads full of school supplies yesterday. Thank you to all who donated including our employees and our corporate partners from ASCI, Amerijet International, DFASS Group, First Choice […]
Panama Canal drought forces shipping vessels to cut weight
WTDC Newsletter – May 24, 2023 Panama Canal drought forces shipping vessels to cut weight Beginning today, May 24th, vessels crossing the Panama Canal will be subject to additional transit fees and be required to reduce their drafts by carrying less or reducing the weight of their loads due to a drought affecting the region. […]
