Current Port Congestion in Lebanon

Explore how rising container volumes, infrastructure limitations, and regional trade dynamics are influencing operations at Lebanese ports such as Beirut and Tripoli. Use GoComet’s port congestion tool to monitor real-time vessel activity, berthing delays, and cargo flow to improve planning and reduce shipment disruptions to and from Lebanon.

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    About Lebanon Ports and Congestion

    Beirut Port is the principal seaport of Lebanon, managing the country’s containerized imports, exports, and general cargo flow. Alongside Beirut, the Port of Tripoli supports regional trade and increasing commercial vessel activity. Both ports are essential to Lebanon’s logistics and supply chain network. With space constraints and a diverse mix of vessel traffic, port efficiency depends on accurate traffic visibility. GoComet’s port congestion tracker enables users to monitor real-time vessel movements, berth occupancy, and queue lengths. The tool helps logistics professionals optimize port calls, reduce delays, and compare Lebanon’s congestion levels with nearby Mediterranean ports.
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    63%

    shipments do not arrive on-time at Lebanon region

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    Region-Specific Port Congestion Analysis – Quarterly Report

    Global port congestion in Q1 2023 has improved significantly from its peak in Q4 2021, but it is still far from normal. The main factors that have contributed to the improvement are the easing of COVID-19 restrictions, the return of some ships to ser...

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    Congestion Index calculated?
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    Live tracking of 200000+ shipments/month from 350+ carriers on our platform
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    Gocomet's proprietary Machine Learning algorithm tracks delays at each port over time
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    AI calculates congestion as the difference of actual arrivals on port & planned arrival schedules from carriers
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    Frequently asked questions

    • How can I check congestion at Beirut Port using GoComet?

      GoComet provides live updates on vessel queues, berth availability, and traffic flow at Beirut and Tripoli.
    • Which ports in Lebanon are tracked by GoComet?

      The platform monitors both Beirut and Tripoli ports, offering visibility into commercial marine traffic.
    • Can GoComet help reduce scheduling delays at Lebanese ports?

      Yes, GoComet’s real-time congestion data supports proactive decision-making and better port call planning.
    • Is GoComet suitable for comparing Lebanon with other regional ports?

      Absolutely. GoComet allows congestion benchmarking across Mediterranean and Middle Eastern ports.
    • Who benefits from using GoComet’s tool in Lebanon?

      Port agents, shipping lines, freight forwarders, and supply chain planners use it for smarter logistics management.