Chris-Craft launches Carina 20

After the successful launch of three new boats in 2012, Chris-Craft, the legendary American boat brand founded in 1874, brings to the 2013 Miami International Boat Show (February 14-18) an entirely new version of luxury, in only twenty feet. The all-new 2013 Carina 20 is built with a vertical bow profile complete with stainless steel … Read more

America’s Cup focused on “Summer of Sailing”

America’s Cup Event Authority to Focus on “Summer of Sailing” In an effort to retain a sharp focus on the centerpiece of sailing’s most prestigious trophy, the America’s Cup Event Authority (ACEA) will turn its full focus to San Francisco’s “Summer of Sailing,” starting with the Louis Vuitton Cup beginning July 4th and culminating with … Read more

Italy remains the world leader in yacht building

Large Yacht Orders Highlight 2013 Global Order Book from Boat International Media Statistics show a 44% increase in orders for the largest superyachts A total of 692 private yachts of 80 feet or more are under construction worldwide, and while that total shows an overall 5.2% decline from last year, statistics show  a return to the business … Read more

2013 Boat of the Year Winners

Cruising World magazine announced the magazine’s prestigious 2013 Boat of the Year Award winners. Topping this year’s list of winners for the most anticipated awards in the sailboat industry were the C&C 101 and the Beneteau Sense 55. The C&C 101 won the Domestic Boat of the Year award, and the Beneteau Sense 55 was … Read more

Royal Caribbean to add one of world’s biggest cruise ship

Royal Caribbean to add new cruise ship, one of world’s biggest Global cruise vacation company Royal Caribbean intends to build a sister-ship to the very successful Oasis of the Seas and Allure of the Seas, two largest cruise ships in the world. The third Oasis-class vessel will be delivered in mid-2016 and will hold more … Read more

What goes in must come out: 2012 Cruise Ship Report Card

Friends of the Earth releases 2012 Cruise Ship Report Card Cruise sewage: What goes in must come out. The enormous amounts of food and drink consumed on cruise ships, along with water from laundry, pool, medical facilities, photo labs, spas, and dry cleaning stations, has to go somewhere. At sea, what you flush down the … Read more