International shipping routes
Major routes on the oceans.
① Pacific route
It refers to Asia connecting the west coast of the Pacific Ocean
The route between Oceania and America on the east coast,
The details are as follows:
The routes from the Far East to the west coast of North America;
The routes from the Far East to the Caribbean and the east coast of North America;
Sailing from the Far East to the west coast of South America;
Far east - Australia, new routes;
Australia, Singapore and the east west coast of North America.
② Atlantic route
Europe connecting the east coast of the Atlantic Ocean
The route between Africa and America on the West Bank,
The details are as follows:
Northwest Europe North America east coast port routes;
Northwest Europe, the east coast of North America - the Caribbean port routes;
Northwest Europe, the east coast of North America - Mediterranean, Suez Canal to the east route;
Northwest Europe, Mediterranean Sea and the east coast of South America;
Northwest Europe, North America Atlantic coast Cape of good hope, eastern route.
③ Indian ocean route.
The route can be divided into:
The route from Persian Gulf to Cape of good hope to Western Europe and North America;
Persian Gulf Southeast Asia Japan route;
Persian Gulf - Suez Canal - Mediterranean - Western Europe, North America route.
International logistics connection refers to the transportation line connecting many domestic and foreign receiving and shipping nodes, such as various sea routes, railway lines, aircraft routes and sea, land and air combined transportation routes. In essence, it is also the path of international logistics flow.
The main international logistics links include: international ocean routes and sea passages, international air routes, international railway transportation lines and land bridges, major international oil pipelines, etc.