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Luxury yachts will take over the world

Aslı Sağbilge by Aslı Sağbilge
September 18, 2024
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Luxury yachts will take over the world

The Global Luxury Yacht Market will more than double in size by 2032.

In 2023, the global luxury yacht market size was USD 7.67 billion, and is expected to reach USD 8.75 billion in 2024 and USD 17.33 billion by 2032. Thus, the market is expected to exhibit a CAGR of 8.9 percent.   

According to India-based research firm Fortune Business Insights' Luxury Yacht Market Size, Share and Industry Analysis, By Type (Motor Yachts and Sailing Yachts), By Size (Up to 50 Meters, 50 to 100 Meters and Over 100 Meters), By Application (Personal Use and Commercial Use) and Regional Forecast, 2024-2032, demand for luxury yachts increased as vaccination rates increased and travel restrictions eased after the pandemic.

The luxury yacht market has faced significant challenges during the Covid-19 pandemic, with travel restrictions and border closures leading to lower sales and demand. Many potential buyers postponed or canceled their purchases due to uncertainty.

Affluent individuals' quest for seclusion and social distancing has driven demand for private yachts. There has been a shift in travel preferences towards remote destinations, prompting buyers to customize yachts with personalized amenities and eco-friendly features. Despite initial setbacks, the luxury yacht market has shown flexibility and adaptability. Manufacturers and brokers have adjusted their policies to meet changing customer demands, providing a positive outlook for the market's recovery.

Europe is the biggest market

Europe is expected to have the largest market share. This region has the potential to dominate the market due to strong growth in marine tourism and a wide variety of tourist destinations. Countries such as Croatia, Greece, France, Spain and Italy are the region's top tourist and revenue generators. The rise in the popularity of fishing activities and water sports and the growing upper class population are projected to drive the market development in the region over the forecast period. Increase in airfare bookings to Europe, strong on-line demand for yacht charter service providers, and rise in insurance of vessel permits are anticipated to support market growth in the region. The region's affluent population is also likely to support market growth.

North America second

North America holds the second largest position in the market due to the various coasts of the region becoming great cruise destinations. The US dominates this regional market due to the presence of large charter centers within the country.

Asia Pacific will grow the fastest

Asia Pacific is projected to be the fastest growing region over the next few years. This growth is attributed to rapid urbanization, rising living standards and rising disposable incomes. Leisure activities such as fishing and water sports are becoming more popular in Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore, China, Japan and Australia. Marine tourism is also on the rise and offers significant opportunities for yacht manufacturing companies. In addition, aggressive government initiatives to develop marine tourism, especially in countries such as India and China, are expected to boost regional market growth.

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