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CIBS Asian Marine & Boating Awards, special categories

by The Hurun Report on 10 Apr 2010
1st Asian Marine & Boating Awards, China International Boat Show 2010. Rupert Hoogewerf, Founder of the Hurun Report. AMBA/CIBS 2010
Hurun Report joined the key organisers of the China (Shanghai) International Boat Show 2010 to announce the winners of the eagerly anticipated 2010 Asian Marine and Boating Awards today. The awards, which recognise both international and domestic yachting brands, are designed to stimulate the development of China's developing yachting industry.

'There is huge potential for the yachting industry in China. At present, there are 875,000 millionaires in China and according to our 2010 Best of the Best Survey, almost half of them dream of buying a boat' said Hurun Report founder Rupert Hoogewerf.

As yachts surge in popularity amongst wealthy Chinese, the Hurun Top 10 Marinas with Greatest Potential Awards recognise the Chinese Marinas with the most potential to develop into truly world-class facilities. They form part of the Asian Maritime and Boating Awards, which single out a range of domestic and international industry leaders for recognition.

Hurun Report would like to thank the CIBS organisers, as well as the Shanghai Association of Shipbuilding Industry, China Boat Industry & Trade Association and Shanghai UBM Sinoexpo International Exhibition Co. Ltd for making these awards possible.


2010 Asian Marine and Boating Awards

Top 10 Marinas with Greatest Potential
Longcheer Yacht Club
Visun Royal Yacht Club
Shenzhen Marina Club
Ningbo Leisure Boating Club
Nine Dragon Yacht Club
Suzhou Taihu Mercury Club & Marina
Qingdao International Yacht Club
Dalian Goldshore Yacht Club
Yacht Club on the Bund
Shangshan International Yacht Club

Marina with Greatest Potential New Star
Shanghai Yacht Club

1st Asian Marine & Boating Awards, China International Boat Show 2010. Winners of the ’Top 10 Marinas with Most Potential’ © AMBA/CIBS 2010
1st Asian Marine & Boating Awards, China International Boat Show 2010. Winners of the ’Top 10 Marinas with Most Potential’ © AMBA/CIBS 2010


1st Asian Marine & Boating Awards, China International Boat Show 2010. Winners of the ’Top 10 Marinas with Most Potential’ © AMBA/CIBS 2010
1st Asian Marine & Boating Awards, China International Boat Show 2010. Winners of the ’Top 10 Marinas with Most Potential’ © AMBA/CIBS 2010




15th Anniversary Special Award: Pathfinder (domestic brands)
Wuhan Nanhua High-speed Ship Engineering Co., Ltd
Wuxi Dongfang High Speed Craft Development Co., Ltd
Sunbird Yacht
Changzhou F.R.P Shipyard
Jianglong Shipbuilding
Shundebaoda
Double Happiness Yacht Co. Ltd
Guangzhou Minhua Shipbuilding Co., Ltd
Songliao Shipyard
Xiamen Hansheng Yacht Building Co., Ltd

1st Asian Marine & Boating Awards. CIBS 15th Anniversary Special Awards for Domestic Brands. © AMBA/CIBS 2010
1st Asian Marine & Boating Awards. CIBS 15th Anniversary Special Awards for Domestic Brands. © AMBA/CIBS 2010



15th Anniversary Special Award: Pathfinder (international brands)
Brunswick Trading Suzhou Company Ltd.
Beneteau Group China
Ferretti Group
Princess Yachts International PLC
Sunseeker China GmbH
Azimut-Benetti Group
Shanghai SONIC Marine Co., Ltd.
Smooth Marine Equipment Ltd.
Speedo Marine Co., Ltd.
Shanghai Bahrfuss Yacht Sales Co., Ltd

1st Asian Marine & Boating Awards. CIBS 15th Anniversary Special Awards for International Brands. © AMBA/CIBS 2010
1st Asian Marine & Boating Awards. CIBS 15th Anniversary Special Awards for International Brands. © AMBA/CIBS 2010




Icons of the Year
Yang Xinfa, Chairman of China Boat Industry& Trade Association, Vice Chairman and Secretary general of Shanghai Association of Shipbuilding Industry
Wang Mingliang, Managing Director of Shanghai UBM Sinoexpo International Exhibition Co., Ltd.

1st Asian Marine & Boating Awards, China International Boat Show 2010. Yang Xinfa, China Boat Industry and Boat Association (left) and Wang Mingliang, Director of teh Shanghai UBM Sino Expo International Exhibition Co (right), winners of the AMBA ’Icons of the Year’ award. © AMBA/CIBS 2010
1st Asian Marine & Boating Awards, China International Boat Show 2010. Yang Xinfa, China Boat Industry and Boat Association (left) and Wang Mingliang, Director of teh Shanghai UBM Sino Expo International Exhibition Co (right), winners of the AMBA ’Icons of the Year’ award. © AMBA/CIBS 2010

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