Latest News about Central America – Page 2
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NewsBRP temporarily halts production in Mexico
Border bridge delays lead to shutdown at BRP’s facilities in Ciudad Juarez
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NewsPE firm takes 35% stake in Caribbean refit group
The investment will broaden the group’s offerings in the Caribbean and Latin America
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NewsFreedom Boat Club expands to Puerto Rico
The world’s biggest boat club operator is opening a flagship club in Fajardo
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NewsItalian shipyard opens new Caribbean office
Baglietto is looking to strengthen its presence in the Americas
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NewsSailfish Boats expands Caribbean footprint
US builder continues to develop distribution network in Central America and southern Caribbean
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NewsNew marina harbours future of Mexican Caribbean
When completed, GOS Marina in Puerto Cancun will have 94 wet slips for vessels from 70ft-150ft and a dry stack facility for an additional 300 day boats
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NewsCancun show poised to take centre stage in major potential boost for Mexican market
Organisers set sights on creating the Caribbean’s first must-attend marine event
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NewsCaribbean countries target FLIBS and South Florida
Dignitaries from the Bahamas and Cayman Islands attend Ft Lauderdale show to promote boating in the Caribbean
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NewsSuperyacht Shipyard appoints exclusive sales broker
United Yacht Sales to represent company in the US, Canada, Mexico and Caribbean
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NewsCharter firms to recruit engineers from Welsh college
Sunsail and The Moorings looking for yacht technicians in the Med and Caribbean
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NewsSilver Yachts enters US market with new dealer appointment
Promoting the SilverCat range is key objective
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NewsSecond Caribbean base for Trimaran Yacht Charter
New charter base in Tortola will open in January 2022
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NewsSunsail returns to the Abacos, Bahamas
Charter business returns following devastation caused by Hurricane Dorian in 2019
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NewsSafe Harbor Marinas buys Puerto Del Rey marina in Puerto Rico
1,000-berth facility said to be largest marina in the Caribbean
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NewsYachting to lead tourism recovery for St Vincent
The La Soufrière volcanic eruption caused millions of dollars in damage to the island
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News20% boost in Caribbean tourism seen for 2021, yachts seek ‘bluer waters’
Forecast depends largely on ability of individual countries to control the coronavirus
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NewsCosta Rica eases way for foreign superyachts
New marina reform law removes hurdles for yacht owners
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NewsCovid continues to present challenges for the charter and yacht services industry in the Caribbean
Many companies are diverting business elsewhere to stay afloat
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