Author: Amit Kursija

The PIRELLI Tenders range is expanded with the debut of the new X430, making its world première at Boot Düsseldorf 2025, along with the PIT LANE version, a brand-new customisation that celebrates the brand’s sporty soul.

Gulf Craft rose from a small, local boat building yard in 1982. Four decades on, the company is taking on international heavy hitters in the luxury yachting market, and bringing its unique, bespoke approach to ship building.

It seems only fitting that Sunreef Yachts’ ULTIMA 55 (the first catamaran built by Sunreef Yachts at their massive, state-of-the-art facility in the United Arab Emirates) made her global debut at the Dubai International Boat Show recently.

As the Dubai International Boat Show (DIBS) officially wraps up, BOATPro unpacks the 31st edition of the show, held between 19-23 February 2025. The event demonstrated a shift in how buyers approach ownership in the region and Dubai’s increasing importance for yachting –welcoming a mix of new launches from global shipyards, United Arab Emirates (UAE) debuts and exclusive pre-owned offerings along the Dubai Harbour.

The demand for luxury yachts in the region is rising as more cryptocurrency investors enter the market, and those who bought property during the pandemic cash in on their long-term profits, experts have told The National.

The developer is showcasing key projects at the show, including Couture by Cavalli, DAMAC Bay, and DAMAC Bay 2

The city renowned for its costly marinas and breath taking waterfront is making waves again with its new outdoor campaign advertising Dubai International Boat Show. With the much-awaited event looming close, the city billboards have turned into striking symbols of a regal deep blue ocean, inviting boat enthusiasts to discover a world of sea miracles.

Turkish brand Sancrea Yachts took the opportunity of the Dubai International Boat Show to unveil its new aluminium range, including a flagship 27.8-metre model known as the ALU 90.