Globalization is a process of connection at the world level that was created by the networking of technological, cultural, political, social and societal parameters. The biggest impact of globalization is precisely on the maritime industry in relation to other transport routes (railway, road, air). Technological progress has enabled the implementation of new communication systems that enable faster connections on a global scale every day. The advantages of globalization in the maritime industry relate to political connectivity at the international level, economic growth of countries, creation of new jobs leading to social stability of society, faster flow of information and connectivity at the international level. However, every change has its disadvantages, so the disadvantages of globalization in the maritime industry are as follows: suffocation of smaller private companies that cannot (couldn't) survive on the world market, strengthening of already existing gigantic global maritime superpowers, negative impact on people's health and safety and increased environmental risk. With international connections, we are continuously working on the implementation of technological systems that would protect the negative impact on the environment. Globalization in the maritime industry is growing day by day, and it is necessary to find a way in which the maritime industry would not shut down other transport industries completely.