Singapore has retained its position as the world’s leading maritime hub in the Leading Maritime Cities 2026 report from DNV and Menon Economics, followed by Shanghai, London, Rotterdam, and Tokyo. Shanghai climbed from fourth to second, and Asia now holds three of the top five places, up from two in 2024. Singapore ranked first in Shipping, Ports and Logistics, and Attractiveness and Competitiveness. North American hubs lost ground, with New York slipping to eighth. The report assessed 50 cities across five categories.
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gCaptain Article: Singapore Retains Crown as World’s Leading Maritime Hub
