All Asia Pacific articles – Page 41
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NewsAustralian builder gives strong performance update at SCIBS
Brand expects 25% growth year-on-year for the next three years
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NewsSCIBS 2022 makes strong return as Australia reopens
Over 330 exhibitors and 600 boats on show in Sanctuary Cove
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NewsAustralian refit yard invests in new superyacht sheds
Completion of new facilities due by mid-2023
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NewsASMEX 2022: Australia is open for business
Covid impacts superyacht visits but new marketing campaign planned to get back on track
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NewsVetus-Maxwell to demo new electric propulsion system at SCIBS
An operational 48V E-Line motor will be up and running at this week’s show
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NewsZhik partners with NZ SailGP team
Australian firm becomes team’s official supplier of technical sailing gear
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NewsBaglietto opens Australian representative office
Geoff Lovett International to manage new Gold Coast location
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NewsSeized superyacht costing Fiji over half a million dollars a week
M/Y Amadea arrived in the Port of Lautoka in mid-April
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NewsYamaha Marine records growth despite logistical problems
Outboard engine sales particularly strong
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NewsIndian boating market gets boost as Goa gets first yacht station
Lack of marinas cited as one of the main obstacles to leisure boat market growth
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NewsNZ to reopen to visiting yachts and superyachts
Return of charter and refit activities welcome news for country’s superyacht sector
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NewsePropulsion debuts first electric inboard
Asian outboard manufacturer further expands OEM capability with new H-100
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NewsFastmount director steps down
Gregg Kelly founded the New Zealand-based panel mounting specialist in 2004
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NewsUK-based marine insurance broker sold in £500m deal
Tysers is said to be the oldest broker on the Lloyd’s of London insurance market
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NewsSouth East Asia yachting destinations start to open up
Both Thailand and Indonesia are making it easier for superyachts and their crews to visit
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NewsIntellian to open new factory in South Korea
August opening of second production facility in Korea to support expansion into emerging markets
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NewsNew A$350m Australian marina resort to boost Whitsundays tourism
The facility will have 395 berths for yachts of 10m-35m
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NewsPlans revealed for first Thailand Yacht Show in Pattaya
Event organiser confident show will proceed as planned
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