Inline with the company's continual support of the region's developing marine industry, Gulf Craft furthered its commitment by sponsoring the MarineBiz TV, the first 24 hour free to air global Maritime channel.
During the event at the Crowne Plaza in Dubai, Erwin Bamps, Executive Manager, Gulf Craft said, "We are proud to be associated with MarineBiz TV as co-sponsor. The TV channel is the first global maritime channel in the world and we firmly believe the channel will be an extremely influential platform to continue expanding the thriving maritime industry in the Middle East."
"As the region's most prominent yacht manufacturer, Gulf Craft's partnership with the leading UAE based maritime information source will further help to position the Emirates as an integral maritime hub."
The MarineBiz TV launch event was coupled with the "MarineBiz TV Video Awards'. Gulf Craft was proud to present the award for Best Maritime Project to Dubai Maritime City.
MarineBiz TV will provide viewers with an insight into all aspects of the maritime industry as well as acting as an educative and informative media channel for industry insiders.
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Gulf Craft Inc, the Middle East's largest boat and yacht manufacturer has partnered with MarineBiz TV and co-sponsored the official launch and award ceremony held last month.
Erwin Bamps, Executive Manager, Gulf Craft, addressing the audience at the official launch of MarineBiz TV.
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Gulf Craft Inc, based in Ajman in the United Arab Emirates, now exports more than 70 per cent of its output and its super-luxury vessels are to be found in virtually every major harbour of the world.
Although Gulf Craft Inc began life building small pleasure craft, it is now a mainstream producer of multi-deck masterpieces where neither expense nor effort are spared in setting the definitive 'state of the art' standard for ocean-going luxury.
It is one of only a handful capable of producing vessels of 100-ft and over, with an annual production of about 700 vessels up to 130 ft overall length.
Since launching its Majesty Yachts brand in 2004, orders have been pouring in. Its first top-of-the range 130-footer is due for delivery soon and a 145-footer is now on the drawing boards.
For further details contact:
d'Events PR: Keren Black,
Telephone: +971 (0)4 3311104
Although Gulf Craft Inc began life building small pleasure craft, it is now a mainstream producer of multi-deck masterpieces where neither expense nor effort are spared in setting the definitive 'state of the art' standard for ocean-going luxury.
It is one of only a handful capable of producing vessels of 100-ft and over, with an annual production of about 700 vessels up to 130 ft overall length.
Since launching its Majesty Yachts brand in 2004, orders have been pouring in. Its first top-of-the range 130-footer is due for delivery soon and a 145-footer is now on the drawing boards.
For further details contact:
d'Events PR: Keren Black,
Telephone: +971 (0)4 3311104
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