All Europe articles – Page 87
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NewsIn-Water HISWA: Dutch boating sector in good health
Also in evidence at this year’s show was the enduring passion Dutch shipyards have for aluminium
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Product LaunchSchenker unveils new Wiki watermaker
Italian firm’s latest innovation is said to be the most energy efficient portable watermaker on the market
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NewsNew Volvo Penta president
Heléne Mellquist is leaving the Volvo Group to join investment firm Latour
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NewsHill Robinson relocates Palma office
New site brings the Hill Robinson and Moravia Yachting teams together under one roof
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NewsBoat of the Year winners announced at In-Water HISWA
New this year was the presentation of a Lifetime Achievement Award
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NewsConrad Shipyard hosts 20-year anniversary celebrations
More than 350 guests attend Polish superyacht builder’s gathering in Gdansk
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NewsLifetime Achievement Award for Gerard Dijkstra
Renowned yacht designer honoured on opening day of the In-Water HISWA Boat Show
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NewsNew boat rental rule in Menorca meets opposition
The changes are due to come into effect in July next year
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NewsMalta issues commercial yacht manning reminder
Rules apply to all international and domestic voyages
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NewsHISWA-RECRON laments shortage of HVO for boaters in Netherlands
There are currently only nine HVO service points in the country
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NewsJust 14 days to start of 2023 Cannes Yachting Festival
This year’s event is expected to draw some 55,000 visitors
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NewsWhisperPower appoints senior VP of business development
Jos Raats joins the company from Kohler Power
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NewsFire rips through Italian shipyard with loss of at least 10 boats
Some 30 boats in total were damaged at the historic Gargnano facility on Lake Garda
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NewsRipple Boats to host launch party at Cannes
Norwegian electric boat brand will also be announcing financing plans and upcoming crowdfunding campaign
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ArticleEurope: Slowdown bites but signs of optimism
The slowdown in global markets is impacting Europe’s leisure marine sector as rising inflation and interest rates have caused a cost-of-living crisis across much of the continent. Eurostat data reveals that annual inflation in EU countries averaged 9.2% in 2022 – Estonia saw rates hit 19.4%. Not surprisingly consumer confidence ...
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ArticleDealers scale back on orders but infrastructure investment bodes well for future growth
Despite the gloomy economic backdrop depressing demand for now, pressure is growing on authorities to increase berthing capacities to harness sector’s potential
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DenmarkSales slow but market levels remain above pre-pandemic rates
Commercial, superyacht and export markets prove crucial as things get tougher at home
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ItalyPremium end continues to buck trend as industry looks to hit record €7bn turnover
Latest data reveals meteoric growth of superyacht business, but also the success of country’s RIB and top end sailing yacht sectors.
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