NYBA is a non-profit marine trade group founded in 1988 consisting of over 340 marine brokers, dealers and other industry professionals representing over 230 marine-related businesses in the Pacific Northwest. Subscribing to the strictest code of ethics, NYBA members are committed to bringing integrity and professionalism to the buying and selling process of new and previously owned pleasure craft. Based in Seattle, Washington

Whether you're thinking of buying a new boat, or having your existing boat serviced, repaired or stored in Nova Scotia - you'll find all the information you need right here. The NSBA continues to encourage its members to follow quality practices in all aspects of boatbuilding, and provides many tools and resources to help them achieve consistent standards of quality, value, safety and service.

The Personal Watercraft Industry was created to bring together companies that manufacture personal watercraft (PWC) in order to promote safe and responsible operation of personal watercraft and work with federal, state and local agencies which have regulatory responsibilities for recreational boating. PWIA has a simple mission: ensuring that personal watercraft and personal watercraft users are treated fairly when local, state, and federal government officials consider boating regulations.

The Online Resource for the Maritime Industry. Professional Mariner magazine was founded in 1993 to serve owners and operators of commercial maritime vessels of all types in the U.S. and Canada. In addition to the print magazine which comes out 11 times per year, Professional Mariner publishes e-mail newsletters, this website and a digital replica of the print magazine which reaches readers around the world. Special issues called American Tugboat Review and American Ship Review cover shipbuilding while regular issues cover training and licensing, maritime casualties, technology, engineering and regulatory trends and issues. Head offices are in Portland, Maine, with key colleagues located across the U.S.

Recreational Boat Building Industry. Boat building industry news.

Founded in 1964, the Rhode Island Marine Trades Association represents all aspects of the marine industry. Our member companies and organizations are dedicated to the growth in recreational boating and the creation of jobs for our industry in an environmentally friendly,safe and responsible way.

SABBEX/BOATING SOUTH AFRICA is an industry association linking companies across South Africa to represent and grow our boating industry and promote exports. The council is a major contributor to establishing South Africa as a globally competitive boatbuilding export country, with sustainable export growth within the dti framework. Through firm adherence to best international boat building practices, South Africa has earned its place as one of the world's foremost boat building destinations. From custom and semi-custom built monohulls to catamarans, power boats, commercial vessels, sport fishing boats and award-winning inflatables, the boat of your dreams is a possibility in South Africa. Cape Town, South Africa

The online community and forum for shipbrokers, shipping agents, ship owners, and everyone else in the maritime industry. Discussions, market place and useful.

The Society of Maritime Industries is the voice of the UK's maritime engineering and business sector promoting and supporting companies which build, refit and modernise commercial and naval vessels, and supply equipment and services for all types of ships and underwater vehicles, ports and terminals infrastructure, offshore oil & gas, maritime security and safety, marine science and technology and offshore renewable energy. The Society provides a wide range of activities both internationally and in the UK for the benefit of the maritime engineering business community. London, England

The South African Boatbuilders Export Council, SABBEX, is a National Export Council. The council is a major contributor to establishing South Africa as a globally competitive boatbuilding export country, with sustainable export growth within the dti framework. Cape Town, South Africa

Southwest Florida Marine Industries Association (SWFMIA) is made of a broad range of member businesses with an interest in recreational boating. New Boat & Motor Dealers, Boat Manufacturers, Yacht Brokers, Marina and Service Yards, Marine Service providers of all kinds, Marine Electronics sales and service, Metal Fabricators, Boat Lift Manufacturers and dealers, and many other related businesses. The association plays an active role in the local community and has, for more than forty years, worked to protect the rights both of the boating consumer and member businesses. SWFMIA owns three annual boat shows, including the Fort Myers Boat Show held each November in beautiful downtown Fort Myers. It has grown to become one of the major shows in Florida with new and brokerage boats in-water and a huge showing of boats and accessories in the Harborside Event Center and outdoors along the Caloosahatchee River. In addition, the Association holds the Bonita Springs Boat Show at the Naples-Fort Myers Greyhound Track in March and the Charlotte County Boat Show at the Charlotte County Fairgrounds in January.

The Yacht Harbour Association is established to develop the marine industry by specifically supporting Marina members of the British Marine Federation. We help boat users find good quality marinas and help marina businesses improve their services and operate to high, modern standards. We offer expert advice in a range of issues, marketing & promotional tools, specific training for marina management and the opportunity to work with other businesses to find the best way to address problems. These services work together to save money and valuable time. Egham, Surrey, England, UK

UCINA, the Italian marine industry association (Unione Nazionale dei Cantieri e delle Industrie Nautiche e Affini) is a non-profit organization for the development and promotion of the boating sector, as well as encouraging knowledge about the sea and boating tourism. In addition to participation in the international shows, UCINA also promotes boating tourism in Italy. Genoa. Italy

Home of the Virgnia Marine Trades Association. The Virginia Marine Trades Association (VMTA) is a non-profit trade association organized to promote and support Virginia’s recreational marine industry. The members are comprised of dealerships, boatyards, builders, marinas, sales brokers, boating service providers, marine technicians, and individuals. Together, we are committed to the development of the marine industry and the strength of each member business. White Stone, Virginia

The WSIA is the towed water sports industry's leading advocate, known for preserving the vitality of our activities long into the future. As a group, we develop best practices, maintain waterway access rights, educate participants, promote safety and facilitate sustainable industry growth. Orlando, Florida

The mission of the Water Sports Industry Association is to provide visionary leadership to increase participation in water sports and to supply members with education and legislative action.

The Wisconsin Marine Association includes members of recreational boating facilities and marine businesses dedicated to the sharing of ideas, knowledge and experience to improve, protect, and advance the interests of the Marine Industry of Wisconsin, while acting as stewards of our freshwater resources. The Association will continue to create a forum to connect marina owners and operators and marine businesses to industry information and obtain feedback on ideas and needs to help enhance Wisconsin's great marinas and promote boating.

The Yacht Brokers Association of America, Inc. – YBAA - was founded in 1920 and exists to unite Yacht Sales Professionals throughout North America in order to: establish, promote and enforce high standards of professional competence, character and ethical conduct; foster public recognition of, and support for, YBAA and its member brokers; facilitate cooperation among member brokers; and, enhance each member's success. Annapolis, Maryland