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Personal watercraft resource website ‘Ride the Wave Right’ goes live
ICOMIA launched its new global personal watercraft resource website today. The website provides advice for safe and responsible riding, information on the evolution of PWC, as well as ideas for recreational activities, tips on how to be environmentally friendly on the water and information on the use of personal watercraft for life saving.
Implications of US evaporative emissions ruling for boatbuilders exporting to the US
Following the 2008 US Environmental Protection Agency (US EPA) rule for spark ignition engines comprising exhaust and evaporative emissions limits for petrol systems on marine vessels, fuel systems in boats and personal watercrafts sold in the US must comply with these regulations as of 31 July 2011.
Japan International Boat Show 2026 – a Resounding Success
Japan International Boat Show 2026 – a Resounding Success Bringing the Sea Closer With the theme “Bringing the sea closer…”, the campaign aims to promote the appeal of marine leisure for future generations. The Japan Marine Industry Association (JMIA) held the “Japan International Boat Show 2026” for four days from March 19th (Thursday) to 22nd […]ICOMIA/IFBSO Congress 2026 Countdown: Peter Barrett & Bryan Seti Speaker Profiles
ICOMIA/IFBSO Congress 2026 Countdown: Peter Barrett & Bryan Seti Speaker Profiles Session Title Steering Toward Tomorrow: Insights from North America’s Leading Boat Builders Session Description Join us for an engaging conversation with leading North American boat builders as they share their global outlook on the recreational marine industry. This dynamic session will explore emerging trends, […]Switzerland – Operating Limits
Geographical, speed, power and motorboat restrictions in force. Restrictions on personal watercraft in force.Greece – Operating Limits
Safety regulations for personal watercraft in force.Germany – Operating Limits
Local restrictions in force. Speed limit of 12 km/hr on canals. Restrictions for personal watercraft in force (May 95).Estonia – Registration
Recreational craft (watercraft with an overall length of 2.5 to 24 metres) and ships (watercraft watercraft with an overall lenght 2.5 to 12 meters used for economic activities, performing state administrative duties or vocational training) shall be registered in the traffic register or ship register. Recreational craft over 24 meters and ships over 12 meters […]Estonia – Boat Licensing and Skippers Certificates
Skippers Certificates issued by Transport Administration: https://www.mnt.ee/eng/driver/driving-licence/certificate-skipper-recrea…Recreational Watercraft (PWC and recreational craft between 2,4 and 24 m) registered by Transport Administration: https://www.mnt.ee/eng/registration-watercraft-and-amending-register-dataRecreational Watercraft (recreational craft and personal watercraft) must pass a pre-registration inspection test at the Road Administration or Maritime Administration before they can be registered. Pre-registration inspection tests of watercrafts that are new and […]Estonia – Construction Standards and Certification
Estonia, as an EU state applies Directive 2013/53/EU on recreational craft and personal watercraft

2023 ICOMIA Recreational Boating Industry Statistics book + Market Insights: Pathways in Asia


