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At the Shippax Ferry Conference 2026, one message echoed across every panel: the European and global ferry industry is no longer just adapting to change; it is being structurally redefined.

In the maritime industry, a vessel’s profitability is directly proportional to its time at sea. Off-hire periods or shipyard maintenance processes mean direct revenue loss for shipowners.

Çita Marine is proud to announce its involvement in the XP SOUSSE refit project, a vessel within the Eastaway Line UK fleet, undertaking the scope of furniture production and installation as well as flooring works.

Following Pegasus, the second vessel in the series, Acta Hercules has departed Türkiye and is en route to Rotterdam. Featuring Acta Marine’s sustainability-focused vision and advanced offshore capabilities, this project saw Çita Marine deliver high-quality marine furniture and fully outfitted crew living spaces.

Cruise ships aim to provide their guests with a five-star hotel experience on the ocean. Eye-catching aesthetic details and flawless comfort become reality where special craftsmanship meets engineering. Cita Marine redefines elegance in the maritime industry with its bespoke joinery applications implemented for luxury passenger ships.

CITA Marine Furniture proudly announces the successful completion of the accommodation outfitting works for ACTA PEGASUS (NB1120), the first vessel of Acta Marine’s next-generation offshore support series, constructed at Tersan Shipyard.

The NB 1116 Leinebris, recognized as the world’s longest longliner fishing vessel, has officially set sail. Designed with cutting-edge technology and a strong commitment to sustainability, the vessel represents a significant step forward in modern fishing vessel engineering.

Claude.ai Crew living spaces, where personnel spend long periods, rank among the most important factors directly affecting the efficiency of onboard operations. Ensuring both comfort and functionality simultaneously in cabins with narrow square footage requires a professional engineering approach.

The museum houses approximately 100,000 books, 397,500 manuscripts, 4,000 oil paintings, 90,000 nautical charts, 70,000 prints and drawings, one million ship plans, 280,000 photo negatives, and over one million historical photographs.