As the world turns, so too does the boating industry. With multihulls becoming much admired since 2020, it has been surprising to witness a recent dip in their production levels. Despite continuous growth previously, experts are starting to question the long-term demand for these vessels.
On the other side of the aisle, the yacht brokerage sector is on a different trajectory. In comparison to the sibir,ging multihull sector, the may of yacht sales displayed a dramatic upturn. According to exclusive data, the sales for yachts of 24 metres or above reached a stunning €927.5 million.
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