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Port NOLA cargo and rail operations continue as normal

The Port of New Orleans container, breakbulk and rail operations continue to operate as normal as we monitor the developing situation associated with COVID-19. U.S. cruise departures suspended.

Coronavirus — Do Your Part

We can all do our part as individuals by following precautionary measures provided by the Centers For Disease Control and Prevention at the dedicated COVID-19 webpage. Here are five easy steps to remember.

Learn About Your Working River

Port NOLA invites students, educators, parents and other members of the community to learn more about the Port and the local maritime industry. Immerse yourself in our videos and more, and learn about maritime careers at the Port and beyond!

Port NOLA Launches Digital Learning Toolbox for Educators and Students

2020-03-25

The Port of New Orleans (Port NOLA) launched its digital Learning Toolbox today aimed at educating Louisiana students about the role that the local maritime industry and the Port play in our everyday lives. Students, parents and educators are invited to explore the Port’s four lines of business, immerse themselves in videos and learn about careers made possible by Port activity and the Louisiana maritime industry.

Port NOLA and NOPB Continue Normal Operations

2020-03-23

Port of New Orleans (Port NOLA) cargo operations and New Orleans Public Belt Railroad (NOPB) operations continue to function as normal as we monitor and respond to the rapidly evolving situation associated with COVID-19.



Port NOLA Sees Record Cruise Passengers and Ship Calls in 2019

2020-02-13

The Port of New Orleans (Port NOLA) saw another record-breaking year in cruise passenger numbers and vessel calls, as demand for cruising from the sixth-largest cruise port in the United States continues. With the launch of Disney cruises and the addition of year-round itineraries from Royal Caribbean International in 2020, Port officials anticipate another robust cruise season.