British Marine Training Academy launches with first online course
British Marine has launched its Training Academy, an online learning platform for the leisure marine sector, with a two-hour introductory…
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‘We have received incredible feedback from visitors and exhibitors indicating there is a clear appetite for this kind of show in London,’ commented Lesley Robinson, CEO of British Marine. ‘Plans are already underway to build on the success of this year’s show. We have arranged for an additional day to the event and hope to add to the extraordinary line-up of yachts that we saw in 2022.’
London Luxury Afloat 2023 will take place from Tuesday 18th to Saturday 22nd April and will showcase the very best of the luxury yacht market, with leading sail, power and superyacht brands taking centre stage and giving boat buyers the opportunity to view a whole range of craft side by side.
For more about London Luxury Afloat visit www.londonluxuryafloat.com.

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