Vivada Inland Waterways
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Vivada Inland Waterways Limited is a prominent inland waterways company based in India. Established in 1966 under the name Bunkerers, the company has evolved significantly over the decades. Today, Vivada provides a diverse range of services related to inland waterways. Its fleet includes 12 vessels of varying types and capacities, ranging from 75 metric tons to 2,200 metric tons.
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Offered services
- Transportation of Bulk POL and Dry Cargo in National Waterways, including the longest route of Kolkata to Assam through the waterways of Bangladesh.
- Providing Bunker services to vessels calling at Port of Kolkata and Haldia.
- Providing Logistic solutions for Mega Projects for carriage of Over Dimensional Cargo (cargo that extends beyond the loading deck of the vehicle transporting the cargo) logistics.
- Operating Floating Retail Diesel Outlets
- Operating Vehicular Ferry services
- Operating River Cruising with facilities for conferences, parties and receptions.
Ecotourism
Vivada entered into tourism by launching the first ever ecotourism project to Sunderbans by launching cruiser vessel M.V. Paramhamsa with state-of-the-art facilities. [citation needed]This will promote tourism to the Sunderbans throughout the year and will promote the culture and local artisans in the process, giving them a much needed boost.[1]
Vivada's luxury day cruiser, M.V. Ahalya, which cruises on the Ganges, has for the last several years proved to be quite a popular cruise vessel for short cruises.
Vivada also offers services such as water taxis, encouraging people to take a riverine route.[2]
References
- ↑ "Vivada Cruises". vivadacruises.com. Retrieved 2024-09-19.
- ↑ "Vivada Cruises". vivadacruises.com. Retrieved 2024-09-19.
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