Latest News – Page 411
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NewsCRN releases first design details of new M/Y 142
Sophisticated sporty lines and large al-fresco spaces define new 52m custom yacht
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NewsVMG Yachtbuilders expands, unveils plans to build J-Class yacht
Topping the Dutch yard’s agenda is building a J-Class yacht
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NewsMalta introduces own Passenger Yacht Code
New code supports superyachts able to carry up to 36 passengers
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NewsDometic continues acquisition spree
Swedish equipment maker, Dometic Group, has announced another acquisition – the fifth this year – and the third involving solar-related products, and promises more to come
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NewsCourt delays verdict on Cannes show…. again
This afternoon the Paris Court of Appeal was due to give its final verdict on who has the right to own and manage the Cannes Yachting Festival.
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NewsAzimut to display six models at Venice show
Timeless version of Magellano 25 Metri to make European debut
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NewsYPI announces brand overhaul, new website
New strategy for brokerage house following new ownership in 2019
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NewsMoreton Bay Queensland project to boost marine industry
North Harbour Marina Precinct to be Queensland’s next Priority Development Area
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NewsPeters & May renews race partnerships
Sponsorship of the 52 Super Series and WCC’s ARC Rally to continue
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NewsSelva Marine receives UKCA certification
All Selva outboards imported into the UK will now carry both UKCA and CE marks
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NewsFrauscher unveils new electric boat
TimeSquare 20 described as a milestone in brand’s history of innovation
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NewsIBEX launches new online resource
IBEX 365 offers year-round access to show-related industry news, product development, and educational opportunities
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NewsForward thinking lets Feadship accelerate delivery of custom yacht
Project 2024 is a one-off yacht of 71.6m
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NewsICOMIA publishes Climate Change Policy
International Council of Marine Industry Associations proposes call to action
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NewsBurger collaborates with Vripack on new yacht concept
The Burger 66 Motor Yacht utilises Vripack’s SlideHull form
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NewsSAMSA tightens regulations around kill-switches after teen boating accident
South Africa is set to impose stricter safety measures for ski-boats, specifically around the use of kill-switches, the South African Maritime Safety Authority (SAMSA) confirmed this month. The announcement follows a serious boating accident in January on an Eastern Cape river which left a teenager with lacerations to the face ...
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