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Aerial footage of the new Grand Banks 60 Skylounge on her maiden voyage.The Grand Banks 60 Skylounge delivers epic performance and a temperature-controlled upper helm station to conquer the world’s toughest climates.

The world’s first 2.4 meter triband and multi-orbit maritime VSAT antenna system, the Intellian v240MT, has won Via Satellite’s inaugural Satellite Technology of the Year Award.

The Passagemaker team heads to Palm Beach this weekend, where more than $1.2 billion worth of boats and accessories are on display.

Salty Jobs is the Dirty Jobs show of the maritime world you didn't know you needed.

Passion ignites young people to join the industry, but creating it requires early exposure.

A traditional school for wooden boatbuilding modernizes to shape the next generation of builders.

Catch up on all the top news from Day Two of the Miami boat shows.

Catch up on all the top news from opening day at the Miami boat shows.

All eyes are on the ‘Magic City’ this week as two major boat shows run concurrently through Monday. And we’ve got you covered.

In 2019, Le Boat celebrates 50 years of providing customers with unforgettable memories on the waterways of Europe and now in Canada.

Hometown heros and industry giants all took home awards for their products.

No more embarrassing docking by feel with Raymarine's machine vision cameras and virtual bumpers.

Florida governor announces sweeping changes in water policy

Here is our guide to the passagemaker style boats you should check out at the Seattle Boat Show

The Seattle Boat Show runs from January 25th until February 2nd.

Mike Hood, owner of Union Foundry in Bellingham, Wash., shutters his family business after 112 years.

This 8-axis robotic CNC machine can do a month’s worth of work in a few days

Remote-control passenger ferry has successful trial run

Submerged boats from hurricane were raised, cleaned, then sunk again

Notes from the largest U.S. boat show.

Here are 3 Electronic Manufacturers to check out at FLIBS.

Florida’s ‘boat graveyard’ costs taxpayers millions each year