Set to be held from March 6 to 10, the 2013 edition of HISWA Amsterdam In-water Boat Show will boast the new Watersport Promenade that will bring exclusive shops, daily fashion shows and product presentations. The event will also feature new opening hours, as well as reduced ticket prices.
Offering dockage for yachts varying in size from 20 to 350 feet, Newport Shipyard will boast a new 500 Ton Marine Travelift that will be the largest Travelift operating in New England.
Marine13 International Conference and Exhibition has contributed to several international meetings that are currently building around this popular event, such as an international maritime event, OBSMA, assisting in coordination of International Lifejacket Forum that will take place on May 1.
Danga Bay, situated in a fabulous yacht charter destination – Malaysia, will boast a new superyacht marina as well as hotel complex, that will be constructed by the Chinese company, Country Garden Holdings Co. Ltd.
An informal partnership of Derecktor – Florida and Dania Cut Super Yacht has been recently announced in order to provide their superyacht community customers with better service.
In addition to such beautiful yacht charter destinations as the French Polynesia, Galapagos and Antarctica, the fabulous Seychelles in the Indian Ocean is another popular superyacht area where yacht owners as well as charterers will be able to enjoy high-speed internet services, thanks to OmniAccess.
The exhibitors can now benefit from a 20% reduction on the participation costs, applied by CarraraFiere for the upcoming editions of Seatec and Compotec.
Set to run from January 27 to 31, the 1st Kuwait Yacht Show is expected to host the Kuwaiti dealers of the world’s most renowned yacht brands, such as Azimut, Sunseeker, or Gulf Craft.
In addition to 1,000 boats and yachts on display, the next year’s Seattle Boat Show will also feature over 200 FREE seminars.
The Southampton offices of BMT Nigel Gee have been recently renovated and expanded in order to meet a large increase in design work. The company’s most significant work completed in 2012 comprises the delivery of the 96m megayacht Vava II.
EYOS Expeditions successfully completed the Northwest Passage transit on the 196-metre MV “The World” this summer. The World has thus become the largest unsupported vessel ever to complete the full ocean-to-ocean transit. The World’s transit was the first of two this summer for EYOS Expeditions, followed by voyage aboard the 125-meter Lurssen expedition yacht.