Incheon, vitrine de la Corée du Sud et masque de Séoul. Introduction Incheon est, avec environ 2,5 millions d’habitants, la troisième ville de Corée après Séoul (18 millions) et Busan (4 millions).
Malgré ce rang, Incheon est depuis longtemps le prolongement maritime et industriel d’une capitale située à seulement 30 km et qui concentre l’essentiel des fonctions décisionnelles du pays: 96% des sièges sociaux en 1995 (Hong, 1996). De plus, sa distance aux grandes routes maritimes et son accessibilité nautique limitée freinent sa modernisation logistique, laissant à Busan et Gwangyang 95% du trafic conteneurisé (2002) (Frémont, Ducruet, 2004).
La situation semble néanmoins tourner depuis peu à l’avantage d’Incheon, puisque la ville a fait l’objet d’investissements de grande ampleur et d’échelle nationale. En effet, le projet en cours de zone franche et le rayonnement de l’aéroport international traduisent la volonté coréenne de devenir le «hub» financier et logistique de l’Asie du Nord-Est, notamment face à la Chine. 1. 2. Conclusion GAY J. Incheon Regional Maritime Affairs & Port Office. 삼선 글로벌. KOMAS선박서비스사. Welcome Unipros Marine Co., Ltd. Port of Inchon - Port Directory. Port of Incheon port commerce. Port of Incheon Port Commerce The Incheon Regional Maritime Affairs and Port Office is the port authority for the Port of Incheon and two other coastal ports in Yeonpyeongdo and Yonggipo.
The port authority is responsible for constructing, managing, and operating the ports; maintaining the order of marine traffic; preserving the marine environment, and administering navigation aids. The port authority is a branch of South Korea's Ministry of Land, Transport and Maritime Affairs. Several divisions within the Ministry have responsibility for port activities in Korea. Within the Ministry of Land, Transport and Maritime Affairs, the Seafarers Maritime Affairs and Safety Division licenses and registers sea transportation business in South Korea, registers ships, issues marine officers' licenses and seaman's pocket ledgers, ensures the welfare of crew, and diagnoses and examines workplaces and ships.
Arctic Maritime Traffic Over Russia Breaks Last Year's Record. Ferries. Weidong Ferry. Hkskyline's 2011 INCHEON, SOUTH KOREA Photos. Incheon is located just west of Seoul along the coast.
While it is an independent city, it is closely linked with Seoul, being home to its main international airport. The subway lines even reach here after an hour's journey. The terminus station is nothing interesting architecturally, but is conveniently situated across from Chinatown's Paeru (traditional gate). Euiseondang Shrine A staircase leads the uphill climb towards Jayu Park. Past the 3rd Paeru is Jayu Park, a green oasis in the heart of Incheon. Memorial to the 100th Aniversity of Amity between Korea and America The other monument to American domination is the Statue of General MacArthur, built in 1957 to commemorate the Incheon Landing Operation.
There's no shortage of military monuments in this park. Hongyemun was built starting in 1936 to support the growing Japanese population. Koreans can eat very spicy foods, hence I wasn't surprised to see hot peppers being put out to dry on this sunny day. Where the sky and the sea are open to the world. Source : Korea Tourism Organization The largest port city on the west coast of Korea, Incheon is home to Incheon Port, which was the first port in Korea to open to Western nations, the Street of Culture on Wolmido Island, Chinatown, and the Jayu Park.
Tourist sites that are unique to Incheon include the Sinpo Market, which formed during the opening of the port in response to the influx of foreign trade and culture; Heungryunsa Temple, which provides great views of the sea and the Incheon Bridge; and the Incheon Landing Operation Memorial Hall, which commemorates the critical Incheon Landing operation during the Korean War. Wolmido Island Wolmido once was an island of four kilometers long and located one kilometer from the coast of Incheon.
In 1989, the area between Wolmido and Incheon was reclaimed and turned into a Street of Culture. SeaNews Turkey - Incheon Port ready to handle 10,000-TEU ships by end of next year. PHASE 1-1 of the expansion project underway at South Korea's Incheon Port to accommodate ships of 10,000 TEU, up from 4,000-TEU ships today, is due to be completed by the end of 2014.Wednesday, 20.Nov.2013, 00:31 (GMT+2) Incheon Port ready to handle 10,000-TEU ships by end of next year PHASE 1-1 of the expansion project underway at South Korea's Incheon Port to accommodate ships of 10,000 TEU, up from 4,000-TEU ships today, is due to be completed by the end of 2014.
Two terminals each with an annual throughput capacity of 1.2 million TEU, a total of six container berths and 1.6 kilometres of quay line are being added in the Phase 1-1 of development. Hanjin Shipping will run Terminal A while Terminal B will be operated by Sun Kwang Co Ltd, a Korean stevedoring company. Once phase 1-1 is completed work will begin on deepening the port's draught to 16 metres to be able to receive Containerships of 15,000 TEU. "We are the gateway to Seoul Metropolitan area with a massive hinterland area.