Forest River Marine launches 3D boat builder for its pontoon brands
Forest River Marine has launched an interactive 3D Boat Builder, letting customers design a pontoon online and use augmented reality…
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Wednesday 15th to Sunday 19th June will see the return of the British Motor Yacht Show to Premier’s flagship Swanwick Marina. This unique show is a collaboration between Premier Marinas and luxury British motor yacht brands Fairline Yachts, Princess Yachts and Sunseeker International.
This year will mark the ninth year for the show, sponsored by General Yacht & Leisure Finance (GYLF), CGI Finance, Sevenstar Yacht Transport and now Raymarine.
Raymarine is delighted to be the technology sponsor of the British Motor Yacht Show for the first time. Richard Marsden, UK Sales Manager said: “The show is a fantastic opportunity for some of the world’s greatest motor yacht brands to showcase their premium products. We will be at the show displaying our latest products and state of the art technologies. In 2021, we saw incredible activity in the boating industry which in turn saw a dramatic increase in new boat owners. We hope this continues into 2022 and beyond.”
Over the years the show has established an enviable reputation for presenting a stunning line up of world’s most prestigious motor yachts and this year will be no different with a greater range of brands including: Agapi, Alva, Aquila, Axopar, Bavaria, Bluegame, Brabus, Fjord, Jeanneau, Pearl, Prestige, Protector, Galeon, Sealine, Sea-Ray, Seatag, Supermarine, and Sur Marine.
This year’s event will also include a UK debut and showcase some of the latest green technology in the marine industry.
A ‘must visit’ for serious buyers, there’s no better opportunity in the UK show calendar to avoid the crowds and to get up close to the most reputable motor yachts in the world.
To find out more and register visit www.britishmotoryachtshow.com
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