After having no show in 2020 because of the pandemic and a noticeably smaller show in 2021, ICAST came roaring back to Orlando, Florida in July with larger crowds, more vendors and an enthusiastic mood that belied any talk of an economic downturn.

After a successful return in 2021 after being canceled in 2019 and 2020 because of the Covid-19 pandemic, the Cannes Yachting Festival expects to kick off the European boat show season with an impressive fleet.

Soundings Trade Only talks with Niels Klarenbeek, Director, Metstrade, for an update on what to expect at this year’s show, the challenges facing the recreational marine industry, and what he is most excited about in this year’s programming.

Last year’s Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show set records for attendance, sales and economic impact.

Onancock, Virginia is a shining example of the type of changes the Boating Infrastructure Grant program was created to make possible for transient boaters and the communities they visit.

Peter Barrett, Senior Vice President, Marketing and Corporate Development of Smoker Craft Boats, talks about the history of his family business.

Activity in mergers and acquisitions continued to be strong across the marine industry during the past six to nine months, with sizable deals announced in segments that include brokerage, technology integration, and parts and accessories.

Silicon Valley start-up Navier and Lyman Morse boatbuilding look to change the future of on-water travel with an electric-powered, foiling, carbon-fiber, autonomous boat.

As the 2023 model year begins, it’s important to stay up-to-date with changes to industry standards.

Family-run Mack Boring has been in business almost 100 years and is a leading distributor of global propulsion brands including Yanmar, Scania, Isuzu Diesel, OXE Diesel and Suzuki Marine.