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Kruzenshtern signs up to take part in The Tall Ships Races 2010

08/03/2010 21:28:00

The second largest sail training Tall Ship in the world, Kruzenshtern, has signed up to take part in this year’s Tall Ships Races, making a

IMO Secretary General commends work of Sail Training International

25/02/2010 08:25:00

SAFETY, GOOD SEAMANSHIP, AND CAREERS AT SEA IMO Secretary General commends work of Sail Training International International Maritime Organization Secretary General Efthimios Mitropoulos commended the work

Spring Tall Ships Events

21/01/2010 12:15:00

Two new Tall Ships events start off the Sail Training International calendar in 2010, inviting ships to go south for some warmer weather and sunshine.

Venue for the International Sail Training & Tall Ships Conference 2010 announced

22/11/2009 15:54:00

The date and venue for the International Sail Training and Tall Ships Conference 2010 has been announced. It will be held on 12th and 13th

Sail Training International Annual Awards 2009

22/11/2009 15:33:00

The Annual Sail Training International awards were made during the International Sail Training and Tall Ships Conference in Istanbul, 20-21 November 2009. The awards presented

New Tools to Assess Effectiveness of Sail Training

12/11/2009 16:56:00

Methods and materials that will enable sail training vessel operators to measure and assess the effectiveness of their programmes are being developed as part of

International Sail Training & Tall Ships Conference to have Eastern Flavour

12/10/2009 09:19:00

The International Sail Training & Tall Ships Conference 2009 will have a full Eastern flavour this year as it is being held in Istanbul, Turkey,

Goodbye Klaipeda, and thank you

03/08/2009 15:52:00

The fleet said its goodbyes to Klaipeda today after four days of celebration during which over a million and a half people, a third of

The fleet leaves its footprint behind!

03/08/2009 06:45:00

Next time any of the ships visit Klaipeda, the search will be on for their captain's footprint, laid into the cobbled streets of the Old

Over half a million visitors in Klaipeda

02/08/2009 13:58:00

Over half a million people came to Klaipeda yesterday to see the fleet and enjoy the various entertainments provided by the city of Klaipeda. Crowds

Computer games lose out to the sea

02/08/2009 12:48:00

The 2009 winner of the Torbay Cup is fifteen year old Matties Kannegiesser, who sailed on Aglaia (Austria) in both races. The Torbay Cup was

Sharki wins the Friendship Trophy

01/08/2009 20:15:00

Winner of the much coveted Friendship Trophy for the Tall Ships' Races Baltic 2009 is Sharki, the Polish Bermudan Sloop captained by Magda Makowaska. The Friendship

Klaipeda rewards the fleet

01/08/2009 18:38:00

Crowds lined the streets this evening for the traditional crew parade which made its way through the Old Town to theatre square. Boisterous and noisy,

Sports day in Klaipeda

01/08/2009 11:33:00

Today is sports day in Klaipeda and hundreds of trainees headed off after breakfast to the beautiful white sandy beach on the Smiltyne peninsula. The

Festivities in Klaipeda are officially opened

31/07/2009 18:05:00

The Mayor of Klaipeda, Rimantas Taraskeucius, has officially opened the Tall Ships' Race Klaipeda during a ceremony attended by Neptune, God of the sea and

"Wicked!"

31/07/2009 14:50:00

"Wicked!" is how trainees Jamie Jordan (18) and Fred Houghton (19) descibed their experience on the 22m Bermudan Ketch Maybe (UK). James joined Maybe in

Provisional race results are announced

31/07/2009 12:12:00

A press conference has been held today, during which the provisional race results were announced. The Lord Mayor of Klaipeda, Mr Rimantas Taraskeucius, welcomed everyone

Bustling quays in Klaipeda

31/07/2009 09:06:00

Seventy one ships are now alongside in Klaipeda and the quaysides are bustling with crews finding their way to the crew centres and showers; stall

Race two: Turku to Klaipeda. Race report seven

30/07/2009 18:08:00

The Turku to Klaipeda Tall Ships' Race is now finished and the provisional results are as follows. Although the winds went round to the south

Race two: Turku to Klaipeda. Race report six

30/07/2009 13:01:00

There is no change in the position of the vessels in first place in class as of 0500 GMT. Dar Natury (Poland) remains the leader