Recreational boating is extremely popular in Canada. The abolition of the federal luxury tax on boats represents a major political victory for the sector, strengthening the outlook for one of North America’s most important boating markets.
The synergies between businesses fostered by Confindustria Nautica enable the sector to operate more effectively and meet the needs of foreign markets
Yachting in Romania, which is mainly concentrated around Constanta and other Black Sea resorts, is likely to grow in the future. At present, yachting is mainly seen as a sporting discipline, but the evolution of Nautical Tourism and the increasing interest in Yachting Romania suggest a broader development.
Organised by the University of Macerata, together with the Marche Yachting & Cruising Association and industry experts, the new master’s degree for specialists in nautical communication began in April 2026 and will last for one year, positioning itself as a key opportunity in nautical marketing education.
In 2024 the Italian boating industry had reached a global turnover of € 8.60 billion; now companies look to the future with circumspection within the evolving global yacht market trends.
Despite a slight decline in the accessories and services segment, economic uncertainty and new tariff rules, recreational boating remains a […]
According to ANEN, boat registrations in Spain fell between January and August 2025. Despite this trend, appropriate governmental actions and […]
Attending the “Il Bello e Ben Fatto – Made in Marche” event, conceived and promoted by the Marche Yachting and […]
Pleasure boating is confirmed as an area of excellence for the Marche region. Alongside the improvement of structures to help the sector evolve, during the event ‘Il Bello e Ben Fatto – Made in Marche’, the need to create adequate training opportunities, create synergies between companies in the area, and create opportunities for dialogue between companies and institutions was highlighted.
The northern metropolitan shore of the city of Buenos Aires is home to shipyards and companies dedicated to the nautical industry, joined by manufacturers active in other provinces.
