Industry News

Tom Hutchinson, founder of Future Fibres, died recently after a kite-surfing accident on the Isle of Wight in the U.K.

Bradley Shane Watson and his wife took multiple deposits for boat sales that did not happen, according to prosecutors.

The New York Yacht Club’s AC75 is being prepared for sea trials.

Moonen is purchased by an industrialist from Australia.

NMMA welcomed the delay, but said the announcement was “another example of the confusion and uncertainty for US businesses the trade war is causing.”

Besenzoni has manufactured boat parts and accessories for more than 50 years.

About 18,000 tech positions will need to be filled by 2020

It’s running past New Orleans at 11 feet above sea level.

The National Boating Industry Safety Awards will be presented at the Elevate Summit in November.

The man, whose mother was on the boat and is still missing, is also a person of interest in the murder of his millionaire grandfather.

Association is focusing on access, mitigation, management and economic impacts on fisheries.

CW Voyage lets the user change waypoints to get updated information.

Government action/inaction surpassed weather in July as dealers feel the weight of tariffs and too much inventory.

Sandra Tartaglino organized the New England 100 Regatta.

Technical education program will receive $100,000 in 2020.

The outlet is being investigated for questionable business practices.

The EU Commission says the two countries are allowing tax breaks on diesel fuel for charter yachts as well as too-low taxes on charter vessels.

Contradicting an earlier forecast this week, NOAA says the end of El Nino could boost storms.

The multi-location retailer is initially looking to raise $100 million.

Introducing himself, NMMA President-elect Frank Hugelmeyer recalls his background as a boater and outlines his strategy for the association.

The latest round of Trump tariffs targets $200 billion in Chinese imports.

The quiet start to 2019 is expected to continue with 6 hurricanes being forecast.