2022 May June Marina world

HALF MOON BAY MARINA EXTENSION
AUCKLAND, NEW ZEALAND
WORLD NEWS
Seminar ideas for
AMI Expo 2023
USA: The Association of Marina Industries (AMI) Conference & Expo has
issued a call for seminar proposals for its 2023 event. The deadline for
submissions is 1 st June 2022.
The AMI team is looking for breakout
and workshop topics relevant to
the marina and yard business, from
operations to management, for its
all-industry audience of marina
operators, designers, engineers, sales
professionals and staff.
The 2023 event will provide
dedicated tracks on leadership skills;
human resources management and
professional development; design and
engineering; and marina and boatyard
operations. Overall, the event will
comprise around 25 sessions, including
two keynote addresses.
AMI Conference & Expo (formerly
IMBC) will be held 30 th January-1 st
February in Daytona Beach, Florida.
Visit www.marinassociation.org to
submit a proposal
Larnaca Marina inaugurated
CYPRUS: The Larnaca marina and port project – which, with a budget of €1.2
billion will be the largest ever infrastructure investment on the island – has
been inaugurated by President Nicos Anastasiades. Work on the site began in
early April. Mr Anastasiades said the project represents “an historic milestone”
for the country.
The Israeli-Cypriot consortium,
which won the Larnaca Marina tender
in 2020, aims to create a 600-berth
Pelican Waters
breaks ground on
Queensland marina
AUSTRALIA: Waterfront developer Pelican Waters has broken ground on a 126-
berth marina on the Caloundra Coast, Queensland. When complete, it will be
the only marina on the Sunshine Coast to provide a mix of both wet berths and
drystack spaces.
Local marine construction company,
The Jetty Specialist, is constructing
the marina using concrete floating
pontoons and stainless steel fixings for
vessels up to 15m (49ft). All berths will
offer power and water.
Construction is also set to begin on
associated marina facilities, including
a fuel wharf providing unleaded and
diesel fuels, a pump-out station, en
suite amenities and a client lounge.
The developers have engaged
fellow Sunshine Coast company QTM
Enterprises for the associated landside
marina works, which comprises a
marina for vessels up to 115m (377ft)
in length. The first phase of the whole
project will take around five years.
160-boat drystack for boats up to
12m (39ft) within a fully functioning
boatyard. This will offer services
including shipwright repairs and
maintenance, marine mechanics and
electrics, canvassing and trimming,
chandlery and more.
A brewery, medical businesses,
waterfront dining, boutique cafés,
fitness studios and a beauty salon
will sit within a marina village lifestyle
precinct.
The developer expects to complete
construction of both the marina and the
boatyard by the end of the year.
18 MAJOR ACTIVE
PROJECTS IN NEW
ZEALAND IN 2021
A SAMPLE OF THE PROJECTS
• WESTPORT & GREYMOUTH
• HALF MOON BAY MARINA
• WAIKAWA MARINA
• WHITIANGA FUEL DOCK
• PAHI PONTOON & GANGWAY
• MOSELLE DRYSTACK
• GULF HARBOUR
• HIGHBROOK
• DARGAVILLE WHARF
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