All articles by Tony Esposito – Page 62
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News20% boost in Caribbean tourism seen for 2021, yachts seek ‘bluer waters’
Forecast depends largely on ability of individual countries to control the coronavirus
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NewsCosta Rica eases way for foreign superyachts
New marina reform law removes hurdles for yacht owners
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NewsNo slowing in US boat sales
But manufacturers face supply chain delays and material cost increases
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NewsNMMA lobbying legislation to ‘lift all boats’
Groups from a wide variety of industries are now active on legislation they would normally ignore
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NewsSupplying the supply chain: containers in short supply too
Another weak link in the supply chain: shipping delays, lack of containers and soaring freight costs. How long will it last?
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NewsPartnership clears last hurdle toward Dana Point revitalisation
The project is expected to be completed in 2026
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NewsHonda, Toyota halt North American production as supply chain woes worsen
Decades-old infrastructure issues made worse by security precautions
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NewsAussie yacht charter firm expands into refit, brokerage
Ahoy Club adds to its portfolio of offerings
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NewsBIA opens registration for 2021 Sydney Festival of Boating
The Boating Industry Association of Australia (BIA) has opened exhibitor registration as the first step toward moving ahead with the 2021 Sydney Festival of Boating. Slated for 29 July through 1 August, this year’s show will likely be running under tighter Covid-related safety precautions, and there is no word yet ...
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NewsDiversification helps office furniture maker weather the pandemic by move into yacht market
Holland, Michigan-based Haworth is a family-owned concern that began making office furniture and displays in 1948
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NewsFreedom Boat Club’s Chicago acquisition first step toward “unrivalled scale”
President Cecil Cohn speaks to IBI just hours after the announcement
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NewsAirstream CEO sees hot RV market continuing post pandemic
The RV and recreational boating industries in the US often mirror each other in performance
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NewsForbes names three women in yachting you should know
In honour of International Women’s Day on 8 March, Forbes featured three women in the traditionally male-dominated yachting industry that the magazine reports should be on your radar. The US business/lifestyle publication, known for its lists and rankings – like the Forbes Global 2000 list of world’s top companies, World’s ...
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NewsIce begins to thaw on US-EU trade tariffs
EU and US agree to pause aircraft tariffs, but tariffs on US boats remain in place; the boating industry will utilise the American Boating Congress next month on Capitol Hill, to focus on boat tariffs and brewing water access issues
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NewsRBFF launches retention campaign
The Recreational Boating & Fishing Foundation (RBFF) will release this week a retention campaign aimed at keeping the new enthusiasts gained by the sports during 2020. Last year’s successful ’Get on Board’ campaign, in partnership with the National Marine Manufacturers Association (NMMA) and Marine Retailers Association of the Americas (MRAA), ...
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NewsHugelmeyer presents state of US boating industry by the numbers
Eradicating the EU’s 25% tariff on US boats is a top priority for NMMA going forward
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NewsBenetti Yachts recommits to reducing carbon footprint
Family-owned Italian builder Benetti Yachts has committed to a post-pandemic speed-up of efforts to reduce its overall carbon footprint in both its production process and boat design.
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