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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Guided by Raymarine and taking place 19-21 April, visitor attendance is FREE, and you can also make appointments to view specific boats on display or meet with individual exhibitors. All registered visitors to The South Coast & Green Tech Boat Show will be automatically entered into a spectacular free prize draw for Raymarine equipment worth nearly £3,000.
Over 85 boats will be on display within the marina plus another 40 companies exhibiting on the land. Confirmed brands on display include Sunseeker, Chris-Craft, Fairline, Saxdor, Fjord, Pardo, RCYK, Sealine, Windy, Axopar and Wellcraft. Convenient on-site parking is available in our multi-storey car park and you’ll be able to enjoy beautiful locally sourced food from Earth to Oven whilst also indulging in some delicious beers from Renegade Brewery. There are also a great range of bars and restaurants to choose from around the marina itself.
Returning for 2024, MDL’s Green Innovator Award distinguishes products and services that are pioneering in sustainability, innovation and design. It is aimed at projects from both start-ups and established companies, and highlights suppliers who are making a special effort towards environmentally sustainable practices, products and services. Nominations are open to every company exhibiting at The Green Tech Boat Show, or any other business / organisation that you feel is a worthy winner for 2024.
To address the complexities of green marine technologies, in addition to an extensive range of eco-focused exhibitors, the 2024 show will incorporate an Innovation Hub. Sponsored by ePropulsion and taking place over the three days of the show, the research will be presented in a user-friendly format. Businesses and organisations at the cutting edge of clean marine technological innovation will be on hand to demonstrate how their products contribute to combatting climate change, while still enabling people to enjoy time out on the water and the benefits that brings.
Find out more and book your free tickets at www.mdlboatshow.co.uk
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