October24 , 2026

    TS Lines launches new SVT service to boost ntra-Asia connectivity

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    TS Lines has announced the launch of its new SVT (South China–Vietnam–Thailand) Service, set to commence on 10 December 2025 from Nansha. The service strengthens the carrier’s already extensive intra-Asia network and provides enhanced regional coverage across key Southeast Asian hubs.

    The new 14-day rotation—Nansha, Shekou, Ho Chi Minh (Cat Lai), Bangkok (PAT), Laem Chabang (ESCO B3), and back to Nansha—offers shippers improved reliability, faster connections, and expanded capacity between South China and Vietnam–Thailand.

    Designed to complement TS Lines’ existing TRX service, the SVT loop enables twice-weekly sailings between South China and Vietnam–Thailand, offering greater frequency for time-sensitive cargo, especially for cold chain and retail replenishment.

    The service brings several operational advantages, including fixed berthing at Ho Chi Minh’s Cat Lai Terminal, ensuring operational stability amid tight berth availability. Direct double-port calls at Bangkok and Laem Chabang further support demand from Thai exporters and importers, while twice-weekly arrivals in Nansha improve overall schedule dependability.

    TS Lines noted that the SVT service will work in synergy with the TRX and PAS networks to offer coordinated coverage and wider port options throughout Southeast Asia. With the new addition, the carrier continues to strengthen its position in the intra-Asia market, delivering higher-frequency, customer-focused solutions to support expanding regional trade.