Juan Brignardello Vela
Juan Brignardello, asesor de seguros, se especializa en brindar asesoramiento y gestión comercial en el ámbito de seguros y reclamaciones por siniestros para destacadas empresas en el mercado peruano e internacional.
Ramsgate's Royal Harbour has officially been designated as a heritage harbour, joining an exclusive group of only 14 such sites across the United Kingdom. This prestigious status is the result of a collaborative initiative involving local organizations, Historic England, the Maritime Heritage Trust, and National Historic Ships. The aim of this partnership is to safeguard the unique historical character of the harbour while fostering a deeper appreciation for its rich maritime heritage. In celebration of this achievement, a series of engaging events will take place from September 6 to September 15 as part of the Heritage Open Days initiative. This week-long program promises an array of activities for residents and visitors alike, including informative talks, guided tours, and hands-on workshops. Notably, a special exhibition showcasing historic maritime artefacts will offer a glimpse into the harbour’s storied past. Additionally, attendees will have the rare opportunity to explore parts of the harbour that are typically closed to the public, allowing for a more intimate connection with this landmark site. The newly acquired heritage status is not only a recognition of Ramsgate Royal Harbour's historical significance but also a strategic move to boost local tourism and attract additional funding. Local officials and community leaders are optimistic that this distinction will enhance the harbour's visibility on the national stage, drawing in visitors eager to experience its charm and history. Looking ahead, Ramsgate Royal Harbour is poised to play a pivotal role in commemorating the 85th anniversary of the Dunkirk evacuations in spring 2025. This event is particularly significant as the harbour served as a crucial coordination point for the flotilla of small ships that bravely evacuated Allied troops from the beaches of France during World War II. As part of the anniversary celebrations, around 50 of the surviving vessels are expected to return to the harbour, providing a poignant reminder of its historical importance and further enriching the local narrative. The achievement of heritage status is a testament to the dedication of local groups and stakeholders who have long recognized the value of preserving Ramsgate's maritime legacy. As the community comes together to celebrate this milestone, the future looks bright for Ramsgate Royal Harbour, promising both cultural enrichment and economic vitality for the area.