Written by MITAGS’ Director of Business Development, Captain Jon Kjaerulff, The Human Side, is an article featured in The Maritime Executive that discusses emergency preparedness and crowd management on passenger vessels.
Read the full article here: https://maritime-executive.com/magazine/the-human-side
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