In 1896, the Board of Commissioners of the Port of New Orleans was created by the Louisiana Legislature to administer public wharves and regulate trade and traffic on the Mississippi River in Jefferson, Orleans and St. Bernard. Port NOLA is exploring the potential development of a second international container terminal in St. Bernard Parish to meet growing demand and create local jobs and opportunity locally.
We are at the very beginning stages of a two-year due diligence process that will engage our stakeholders and partners. Learn more about Port NOLA through our Port 101! Learn about our four lines of business, our mission and how after 125 years, the Port continues to be a vital link to the world for businesses and consumers - throughout Louisiana and beyond.
We are at the very beginning stages of a two-year due diligence process that will engage our stakeholders and partners. Learn more about Port NOLA through our Port 101! Learn about our four lines of business, our mission and how after 125 years, the Port continues to be a vital link to the world for businesses and consumers - throughout Louisiana and beyond.
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Port of New Orleans is a modern multimodal gateway for global commerce and an in-demand cruise port. Our competitive edge comes from our ability to deliver seamless, integrated logistics solutions between river, rail and road. To drive regional economic prosperity by maximizing the flow of international trade and commerce as a modern gateway.
Port NOLA is in close contact with cruise partners and government officials and will communicate updates as they develop. There will be limited river cruise sailings beginning in August. Booked passengers are encouraged to monitor direct communications from their cruise lines.
As we navigate the global pandemic as an industry, Port NOLA remains ready and able to adapt and work with our cruise line partners to continue to provide sailings from our world-class destination when the time is right.New Orleans is the city of jazz and jambalaya, Mardi Gras and masked celebrations.
As we navigate the global pandemic as an industry, Port NOLA remains ready and able to adapt and work with our cruise line partners to continue to provide sailings from our world-class destination when the time is right.New Orleans is the city of jazz and jambalaya, Mardi Gras and masked celebrations.
The Port of New Orleans is a diverse deepwater port uniquely located on the Mississippi River near the Gulf of Mexico. This naturally strategic location allows unparalleled access to 30-plus major inland hubs such as Memphis, Chicago and Canada via 14,500 miles of waterways, six Class I railroads and interstate roadways.
The Port of New Orleans drives regional prosperity and contributes to two of the State's largest economic drivers -- maritime and hospitality. As a self-sustaining political subdivision of the State of Louisiana with a commitment to transparency and responsible fiscal stewardship, Port NOLA operates with zero tax revenue from the State.
Convention Center Boulevard to Henderson Street, left on Henderson Street, continue to Port of New Orleans Place, left on Port of New Orleans Place to visitor parking lot on right. Exit at Business 90W/Westbank (locally known as Pontchartrain Expressway). Take I-10 East toward New Orleans. Follow signs for Westbank (Business 90) as you approach downtown.
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