METS

The U.S. exhibition area is expected to sell out.

Volvo Penta signs on as the latest supporter for the annual awards.

The awards program provides support to marine-related charities.

Three new members are named.

The marine equipment trade show has already signed 1,300 exhibitors.

The electronics manufacturer signed a two-year commitment as title sponsor.

Metstrade was better than ever, according to exhibitors at the world’s largest marine equipment trade show, which had record visitor numbers from 115 countries.

Metstrade participants talk about continued international growth in boat sales, export opportunities and new designs.

Soundings Trade Only Editor in Chief Michael Verdon continues to get the latest international recreational marine industry news.

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

Soundings Trade Only Editor in Chief Michael Verdon continues his conversations with marine industry executives from the U.S. and around the world.

Former Groupe Beneteau executive receives lifetime achievement award.

Soundings Trade Only Editor in Chief talks with international marine industry leaders, Andrea Fabretti, Sam Crockford, and Rafaele Fabbri

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

Product is recognized for its ability to improve the environmental footprint of leisure boating.

The recreational marine industry descends on Amsterdam.

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

A new networking area will accommodate exhibitors who would have been shut out of the show.

The MaterialDistrict Pop-up will showcase 120 materials being used today by builders and designers.

How female leaders are growing some of the world's largest boat shows.