Dealers and exhibitors were pleased with the show results.

MRAA applauds Dammrich and other “friends” of the dealer association.

Hodgdon Yachts donates 150 wooden toys that its workers made to the local Toys for Tots.

MDCE speakers look at new approaches to dealership challenges.

Exhibitors have different goals for attending the dealer conference.

MRAA’s awards night included moving speeches, comedy and an industry game show.

An avid boater, the 41st President is remembered fondly by the industry

Three stalwarts are retiring after a year that saw more M&A activity than any other time in the industry’s history. A look back at a dynamic 2018.

With FLIBS in our wake, we found two emerging trends at the vast show. This article reports that sales of imported yachts continue to grow, in both unit numbers and average lengths

After selling $50 million worth of yachts at FLIBS, Azimut executives are planning on it.

Organizers of the marine equipment trade show report 5 percent higher attendance, with an upbeat buzz across the Amsterdam trade show center.

The two-alarm fire gutted its warehouse and offices, prompting officials to look for a temporary facility.

The national anthem, a ribbon-cutting by the U.S. ambassador to the Netherlands and optimistic exhibitors all mark the start of the show.

Italian, Dutch and English builders all reported strong activity last week.

The French giant plans to continue an aggressive new-product development schedule, as well as build European brands in the United States.

The North Carolina builder also announced other new models from Cabo and Hatteras.

The French builder says production will start later this year.

The electronics manufacturer will show new lines for launch in Q1 2019.

Organizers spent millions of dollars on a new entrance and other infrastructure improvements.

The three-year plan will focus on expanding advocacy efforts, workforce development and investing in Grow Boating.

Longtime exhibitors outline successful strategies for Metstrade and discuss how U.S. companies can decide if the show is right for them.

How Groupe Beneteau, the world’s largest boatbuilder, plans to expand its global reach.

NMMA president Thom Dammrich calls its passage “critical” to the future of boating.

The restructuring plan involves cutting the number of models by half, bringing engineering in-house and launching a dealer council.

The president of Yamaha’s U.S. marine business unit has three action items for his two-year term.

Organizers of the International BoatBuilders’ Exhibition and Conference said the number of visitors was up 20 percent over last year.

Designed like a Roomba, the Jellyfishbot collects oil, trash and other debris along on the surface.

It’s unclear whether the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement removes the retaliatory tariffs.

MarineMax Chairman Bill McGill is betting on it.

Webasto, Four Winns and Volvo Penta launch engine-driven air-conditioning for open-cockpit boats

The Canadian government is under pressure this week to agree to a revised NAFTA. If it doesn’t happen, the tariffs on U.S. boats will stay in place and continue to damage the boating industry on both sides of the border.

For its Cadillac, Mich.-built brands, tariffs are eating into a strong sales year.

While there’s no “buy it now” button, organizers of BoathouseAuctions.com say the website provides a new sales channel for brokers.

While the physical setup for FLIBS starts about a month before the show, the planning begins six months ahead of time.

Algae blooms continue to challenge boating in Florida

FLIBS goes upmarket with a grand new entrance and deep infrastructure improvements.

A look at how congressional midterm elections could impact the industry.

Innovation Central: Some of boating's biggest companies are partnering with universities to access new technologies.

More than 900 water rescues, including 200 by the volunteer Cajun Navy, have taken place in North Carolina.

Charter fishing businesses, marinas and dealers have been severely impacted, though most report business as usual.

The Wisconsin builder is currently building the new Lexus 65 for the automotive company.