Memberships

Union Nationale Pour La Course Au Large

The UNCL (Union Nationale pour la Course au Large) is a club for offshore racing at national and international levels.

AMMT - Mexico Marina Association

AMMT represent common interests of the investors in marine tourism to the different government agencies.

AIMEX - Australian International Marine Export Group

The Australian International Marine Export Group (AIMEX) is the peak body for the marine export industry. The objective of AIMEX is to develop and promote Australia’s international competitiveness in the marine sector. AIMEX aims to be Australia’s most dynamic industry peak body, supporting and promoting Australian businesses in the export, superyacht and commercial sectors to succeed in domestic and global markets.

Superyacht Australia

Superyacht Australia represents some of Australia’s most successful local and international brands, plus emerging companies and firms that showcase exciting innovation, provide the highest levels of service, quality workmanship, skills, expertise and technological development to the Superyacht Industry. Superyacht Australia develops and promotes Australia as a unique cruising destination and also reinforces to the world the international competitiveness of the Australian refit and repair sector. Superyacht Australia is a division of the Australian International Marine Export Group (AIMEX).

MIAPBC - Marine Industries Association of Palm Beach County, Inc.

Whether you are a marine business or you sell marine products and services, MIAPBC is the very best conduit to the local and state marine industry. Ongoing support of the Palm Beach International Boat Show allows the Marine Industries Association of Palm Beach County to give back to the community each year by funding local marine-related events and nonprofits making a difference to protect and promote the marine industry in Palm Beach County and beyond.

BMF - British Marine Federation

British Marine Federation is the membership organisation for the leisure, superyacht and small commercial marine industry. Leading and promoting our industry and work with its members to achieve sustainable growth in a competitive global environment, through the provision of world-class goods and services. Supporting over 1600 members with a range of services and expertise which help their business.

USSA - The U.S. Superyacht Association

The U.S. Superyacht Association (USSA) is a trade association, representing hundreds of business and thousands of individuals, whose mission is “To promote and support the U.S. Superyacht industry and its members worldwide through advocacy, marketing and education.” The USSA is made up of a variety of businesses across the United States that represent thousands of jobs and tremendous economic impact on our economy. We need a strong unified voice to protect the superyacht industry.

APSA - Asia Pacific Superyacht Association

Sevenstar Yacht Transport is a member of the Asia- Pacific Superyacht Association (APSA) which is the leading professional and regional yacht industry association for Asia; and the first ever cross-country association established in Asia. APSA is a non-profit association fully incorporated in Hong Kong in April 2011. The primary objective of the Asia-Pacific Superyacht Association is to promote the Asia-Pacific region to the global superyacht community both as the world’s “next cruising destination” and as a superyacht construction, refit and services location.

IYBA - The International Yacht Brokers Association

The International Yacht Brokers Association was created in 1987 to unite those engaged in the yacht brokerage business for the purpose of promoting professionalism and cooperation among its members; and to promote and maintain a high standard of conduct in the transacting of the yacht brokerage business.

HKBIA - Hong Kong Boating Industry Association

Sevenstar Yacht Transport is member of the Hong Kong Boating Industry Association. Hong Kong has had a long and prestigious maritime history, and is today still one of the busiest ports in the world. The June 2017 HKTDC Maritime Services Industry update states that in 2016 Hong Kong was the world's 7th largest trading economy and the world's fourth largest shipping register after Panama, Liberia and Marshall Islands. The industry, which also includes ship services, is well supported by trade associations, local government and international communities/standards.