Marine

By Martin Lenkowsky This month’s Palm Beach International Boat Show 2017 will add a prestigious international flavor, says Andrew Doole, senior vice president and chief operating officer of Show Management,

For $130 million you can buy a pretty sweet mega yacht, but for the same price London-based Informa is getting the producer of the world’s largest boat show—plus four more.

Miami International Boat Show fixing obstacles created by move By Martin Lenkowsky Organizers of the 2017 Miami International Boat Show do not expect the same growing pains visitors faced last

Roscioli Donzi Yachts new R-58 Sport Cruiser made its debut at the 2016 Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show. The latest edition to the Fort Lauderdale company’s Roscioli Donzi line, the

Melges24 World Championship likely to bring a windfall and visual spectacle to South Florida By Martin Lenkowsky Thanksgiving weekend in South Florida this year will mean more than turkey and

After turbulent seas, Denison family sails ahead in yachting industry     When Denison Yacht Sales owner and President Bob Denison says he’s standing on the shoulders of giants, he

G Marine grows with two yacht lines and a Miami River location By Kevin Gale Southern California was a pretty cool place for David Galante to sell boats, but South

 HMY Yachts owner talks about the evolution of the marine industry By Arnie Rosenberg Steve Moynihan worked his first boat show, the Miami International Boat Show, in 1975. It was

Palm Beach International Boat Show provides a different vibe By Martin Lenkowsky  |  Photos by Forest Johnson If you missed this season’s boat shows in Fort Lauderdale and Miami, there’s

Mehmet Bayraktar’s project kicks off with the opening of a super-yacht marina By Kevin Gale Mehmet Bayraktar’s quest to develop the $1 billion Island Gardens project started with a simple

By Martin Lenkowsky Yachts Miami Beach leaders are excited about the addition of Island Gardens’ mega-yacht marina on Watson Island as a venue for this year’s show. “It will accommodate

By Martin Lenkowsky This year, the Miami International Boat Show has packed its bags and moved to a new home on Virginia Key. The show, which is celebrating its 75th