All articles by Tony Esposito – Page 57
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NewsFlorida marina development project gaining local support
Owner of Jacksonville Jaguars says plans for hotel and marina complex would be a win-win for local community
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NewsYamaha could take Florida tech school program nationwide
Marine service technology program could serve as model for US-wide education program
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NewsCharter agency sees 10-fold increase in rentals
Global sailing education and yacht charter firm NauticEd, also sees major rise in online sailing enrollments
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NewsPolaris changes production mix to work around supply chain bottlenecks
The maker of Bennington, Godfrey and Bennington pontoon boats is deciding what to produce based on parts inventory
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NewsContinuum Ventures partners for majority stake in Walstrom Marine
The Walstrom family will continue to be involved in operations
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NewsEight vie to host America’s Cup, UK the early favourite
New venue will be announced in September
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NewsGetMyBoat on track for one million passengers in 2021, creates spin-off business opportunities
The growing popularity of boat rentals has spurred some cottage industries around the activity
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NewsAuckland talks fail, who will host America’s Cup 37?
Britain, Spain and Dubai all tipped as potential hosts in 2024
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NewsBoating needs better pricing transparency, other automotive-like standards
The issue, says OneWater’s David Witty, is confusion among boat buyers
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NewsPandemic offers "industry reset”, says BRP’s Boisjoli
Just about everything made by Canada’s BRP became hotly desired as the pandemic took hold
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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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NewsCigarette’s new owners see safety, technology and innovation as key to growth
CEO John H Ruiz outlines plans to grow the business
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NewsFlux Marine testing three electric outboard prototypes
Flux Marine Ltd is the brainchild of Ben Sorkin and Daylin Frantin
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NewsFlorida marina project to create 300 jobs
After a decade of looking for a buyer, ground-breaking is expected in early 2022 on a US$10m-$12m marina project that is expected to create 300 jobs and hopes to turn the city of Palm Bay, Florida into a waterfront destination. The City of Palm Bay recently sold the Pelican Harbor ...
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NewsTeam NZ developing hydrogen-powered foiling chase boat
The prototype is currently in development
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NewsAquila powers toward market leadership
IBI speaks with Lex Raas, president for Aquila at MarineMax
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NewsMercury Marine’s current electrification plans raise speculation
Mercury VP Global Category Management and Strategic Planning talks to IBI about the company’s plans to enter the electric engine market
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