All Market Intelligence articles – Page 78
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NewsAntigua expects 2022 tourism to top record 2019
This year’s Charter Yacht Show to kick off record tourism season
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NewsMYBA commissions study on contribution of superyacht industry to Europe’s economy
The study was completed by two German students at Queen Mary University in London
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NewsBoat boom leads to challenges in Southwest Florida
The upcoming 3-day Memorial Day weekend in America is the much-anticipated ‘official’ start of summer and typically one of boating’s biggest weekends… making it a favourite focus for local news outlets too
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NewsArgentina’s headwinds can’t dampen enthusiasm for boating
Argentina’s economy is going through a period of great uncertainty caused by inflation and the devaluation of its currency, the peso. In addition to the critical economic situation, the pandemic is still rife within the country, with a high rate of Covid infection, and low levels of vaccination. In this ...
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NewsCanadian dealers face boat inventory, storage shortages
Marina dock and dry stack storage space is also at a premium
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NewsSuperyacht Australia: Foreign-flagged vessels contribute over A$100m to Australian economy
New data released at this week’s ASMEX Conference
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NewsAs pandemic wanes, EU sees good growth for 2021, 2022
“The shadow of Covid-19 is beginning to lift from Europe’s economy,” says EU Economy Commissioner
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SwedenMarket struggles to keep pace with boom
Staycations and influx of new buyers prove perfect hothouse for growth as market struggles to keep up with demand
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GermanyMarket Overview | Germany
The German boating industry is entering one of its best years, say industry representatives – despite, or potentially because of, the Covid pandemic
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Outboard enginesCummins | Opportunity Knocks
Cummins aims to grow its marine revenues with an aggressive extension strategy aimed at capturing share in the 30ft-45ft cruiser market
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Inboard enginesInboard Engines | Sector Overview
In spite of heightened competition from larger outboards and growing interest in hybrid or electric power systems, inboard engine manufacturers find themselves in surprisingly calm waters these days, navigating a comparatively stable market that’s showing signs of growth
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NewsFirst European Covid impact study shows mixed impact on industry in 2020
Report also notes optimism for the years ahead
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NewsSuperyacht builders see busy April of deliveries, launches and orders
Lack of shows not hindering flow of work for several yards
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NewsJapan sees surge in new boat and PWC licences but Covid emergency conditions reinstated
Around 16,000 people visited the 2021 Japan International Boat Show in Yokohama earlier this month According to the Japan Marine Industry Association, the first quarter of 2021 saw an increase of 37% in the number of new boat licence holders compared to the same period last year ...
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AVVideoworks develops ‘3D lighting preview’ software to help yacht designers see their proposals in advance
New software allows for the integration and control of lighting inside a yacht
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Inboard engines
Inboard engines | Movers and shakers
With global inboard and sterndrive markets holding their own or showing signs of growth, engine builders are unleashing a blizzard of new products and commercial partnerships in their efforts to grow market share
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