Welcome to The 2010 Official Port of Tampa Directory
The Port of Tampa is Florida's LARGEST cargo tonnage port, and your LARGEST opportunity to reach your Target Market in the 2010 Official Directory for the Port of Tampa.
The 2010 Official Directory...
...is a strategic port community resource and comprehensive reference guide to the Port of Tampa. It will be used daily throughout the community for its port staff contacts, port statistics, terminal info, and other port-related content, including a targeted distribution to those who flow cargo and passengers through the Tampa gateway. A comprehensive listing of over 700 port services and equipment companies are also listed by business category. This high-profile directory will be distributed in December 2009, both in print and online.
Let the power of this 2010 Official Directory be your marketing vehicle to brand your organization, deliver your key messages, and at the end of the day, drive results.
Introduction Letter - 2010 Official Directory
Introduction Letter from Richard Wainio, Port Director & CEO (PDF)
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Port of Tampa Magazine
The Port of Tampa Magazine is published 2x/year and covers the port's current events, issues of the day and so much more. Final editorial focus for each issue will be communicated prior to each publication; posted on www.seaportsinfo.com/tampa and promoted on the Seaports Press Review newsletter (sign up today for this FREE newsletter by visiting www.seaportspr.com).
Port of Tampa Magazine - Fall 2009
View the Fall 2009 Edition of the Port of Tampa Magazine (PDF)
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The Port of Tampa has played host to cargo of every sort!
As the years have progressed the range of port facilities and the number of trading partners has expanded. Today, Tampa handles almost every imaginable commodity from many corners of the world. The Port of Tampa offers expertise in three areas of cargo activity: bulk cargo, containerized cargo, and other general cargo including project cargo, roll on/roll off and breakbulk.
The Port of Tampa is the largest economic engine in west and central Florida and continues to be a shining star in an otherwise grim economy. More broadly, our port is a key component of Florida's intermodal transportation system - its seaports, airports, rail and highways - that represent the state's most dynamic and proven catalysts for economic growth. Even in a time of economic downturn, there is a great flow of exports and imports, as well as cruise passengers through the state's seaports and airports.
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