The Progressive New York Boat Show opens today and runs through Sunday at Jacob K. Javits Convention Center in Manhattan.
The show features Kids’ Touch A Boat, the offshore powerboat Miss Geico and the America’s Boating Club boating simulator.
Eric Fetchko, president of Dometic Marine Americas, assumes responsibility for the company’s world marine operations.
The company said it saw gains across all divisions.
New boats from Sea Ray, Scout, Pursuit, Boston Whaler and others have debuted at the show.
Yamaha president Ben Speciale says the company considered a range of factors when it developed the 425-hp outboard.
NMMA president Frank Hugelmeyer discussed the need to increase participation in his keynote at this morning’s Industry Breakfast.
Eighteen winners were chosen from 71 entries in 21 categories.
Bill Watters, Joe Lewis and Carl Blackwell received the NMMA awards.
In addition to Volvo Penta’s Conservation Stage, which will offer free seminars and discussions, organizers have made it easier for showgoers to have a more eco-friendly experience.
