Miami 2026: A ‘Wait-and-See Environment’
Day two of the Miami boat show included the National Marine Manufacturers Association’s annual Industry Breakfast.
Day two of the Miami boat show included the National Marine Manufacturers Association’s annual Industry Breakfast.
OneWater Marine will represent the Finland-based builder with five new Florida locations.
Billy McFadden takes the helm from Chris de Recat, who is transitioning to board chairman.
A report from the Miami International Boat Show as the marine industry looks toward a new season.
Several experts weigh in on what that could mean for boat sales as the Miami show gets into full swing.
Marine magazines from parent company Firecrown Media won 35 awards in the annual Boating Writers International writing contest.
Joshua Matthews succeeds Dan Sherlock, who retired after two decades with American Honda Motor.
Thomas Sellier most recently was product and sales manager at electronics distributor Navicom.
The show has a $955.6 million economic impact in Florida, with 100,000 attendees expected across four locations through Sunday.
Manufacturers and dealers alike say the industry must respond to consumer demand for more transparency in boat pricing. But how?
Marine Travelift has been changing how yards, boatbuilders and marinas get things done for almost 70 years
Scanstrut built a global business around innovative marine engineering and rigorous testing
Editor Gary Reich speaks with the chief executive officer of Barton Marine Equipment
Winners of this year’s ABYC awards have each left a lasting legacy on boating
Manufacturers and dealers alike say the industry must respond to consumer demand for more transparency in boat pricing. But how?
Marine Travelift has been changing how yards, boatbuilders and marinas get things done for almost 70 years
Scanstrut built a global business around innovative marine engineering and rigorous testing
Capt. Dana Rutland helms the company’s Savannah, Ga., location, which was named Tower of the Year.
Net sales of $188.6 million in the second quarter were down 5.8% year-over-year.
Marine segment revenue increased 24% from the previous-year quarter to $150 million.
NMMA reports steady attendance and sales momentum at its recent Chicago and Louisville boat shows.
The cash-and-stock transaction for the Robalo and Chaparral builder is valued at approximately $232.2 million.
The North Carolina-based builder added three authorized servicing dealers in Florida.
Situated on Lake Wakatipu, the club is the company’s third in the country, joining Auckland and Christchurch.
OVERVIEW: Worth Avenue Yachts is looking for a senior sales broker for the Worth Avenue Yachts office in Seattle. The successful candidate will be experienced
“Developments in North America” contributed to 2025 net sales declining 16.6% year-over-year.
Matthew Mardesich is an instructor in engines and mechanical systems at Skagit Valley College in Mount Vernon, Wash.
Emily Dale will oversee content and strategy, and lead the agency’s team of producers and strategists.
The survey gauges retail trends and other indicators among boat dealers.
Donerail is proposing an all-cash deal that would value the company at approximately $1 billion.
Trade Only Today reports from the three-day marina industry conference in Daytona Beach, which opened yesterday.
Its Startup Zone is a platform for emerging companies to gain visibility and connect with industry decision-makers.
Seven judges will evaluate product entries across 21 categories, with winners announced during the Miami show next week.
