Maritime traffic is the primary part of the global logistics chain. Even 95% of the world's shops are operated by boat, with limited possibilities. When maritime traffic is viewed from the logistical point of view, maritime shipping lines are more related to the demands of their customers in terms of price, time, level and frequency of service. New forms of co-operation exist in the maritime industry, interconnected lines, but also with participants in other modes of transport and other transport services. The development of maritime traffic is strongly influenced by technology. Digitalization and logistics provide great potential for maritime shipping companies. Success in maritime traffic can only be achieved through lasting quality assurance. Sea ports act as large intermodal nodes, and these functions are an integral part of their normal work. This facilitates the development and function of logistics and distribution centers. Due to globalization, e-commerce and mass adjustment, global logistics management in business has become more and more important than ever.