Oct 16, 2024 · Marine Industry News is an independent online publication bringing together the latest marine leisure market news

Jan 23, 2025 · Daily marine news from leisure boat, superyacht and commercial maritime world. Expert opinions, insights and knowledge.

Jan 24, 2025 · Welcome to issue 14 of Marine Industry News magazine. In this issue, market predictions are laid out in Focus on the Future on page 9 while the GMBA marine business report on page 15 shares expectations for boating industries in China, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, Abu ...

1 day ago · Who is responsible for fire damage on yachts? Find out how yacht owners can mitigate the risk of fire caused by lithium-ion batteries.

Dec 20, 2024 · MIN's readers have spoken. Dive into the top marine news stories of 2024, featuring product launches, regulations, accidents, and more.

Read all the latest leisure marine industry news. Stories are updated and linked daily across Marine Industry News’ website. News about boats and boat builders, regulations, legislation, new designs, the marine environment and more.

Jan 31, 2024 · Read Marine Industry News magazine online, which includes boat show news, interviews with Scanstrut, MDL Marinas and more.

The MIN editorial team continually provides readers with high quality marine news on a daily basis. Every article is carefully written and / or edited by MIN ‘s expert in-house editorial team consisting of Zella Compton, Chantal Haines and Anna Cummins. MIN’s editorial team conducts exclusive interviews with leading companies and personalities in boat building, delves into marine ...

Dec 18, 2024 · British Marine argues against a 20 per cent inheritance tax that could force the sale of multigenerational marine businesses.

Nov 1, 2024 · Data from a global study, supported by Marine Industry News, is painting a familiar picture of how the marine sector views itself and its employment opportunities. In a nutshell, most of those who work in the industry like or love it, but are underpaid, and / or not supported enough. An impressive 71 per cent of respondents to the workforce survey, which took place in April this year, strongly ...