We are updating Crown Bay Marina’s website with StudioRod, who recently updated the MMS site. I wanted to share with you what we’ve learned about how people are accessing the marina’s website and the design approach we are taking for the upgrade.
Had enough Acronyms?? Let me explain. Marina Management Services, Inc. (MMS) represents the National Marine Manufacturers Association (NMMA) in the International Council of Marine Industry Association's Marina Group (IMG). What is IMG?
In June of 2011, MMS was contracted by the BVI Ports Authority to assist in the design and creation of a marketing and operations program. The BVIPA has built a dock for cruise ship tenders and excursions which was utilized for superyachts during the 2010 winter season. The BVIPA contacted MMS to discuss ways of increasing occupancy at the facility. MMS conducted a site visit, created an outline of tasks, and assisted in the implementation of the reccomendations. Below is the press release announcing the project during the height of the 2012 winter season. For more information on the project, or to discuss how MMS can assist with your marina please contact Tim Keogh at tim@marinamanagement.com
This article, by Carol Bareuther, was published in Yacht Essentials on November 1, 2011. Carol did an excellent job of sourcing information from the major marina operation and design firms actively working with Mega Yacht marinas. I was interviewed for the article, and my published comments are found below. Check out the entire article at Yacht Essentials.
This White Paper, by Tim Keogh, was published in Boating Industry Magazine, January 2008, as a special insert on Water Access. The future of water access depends on the usefulness of existing and new facilities. The success of these facilities relies heavily upon developing and maintaining the physical infrastructure. Therefore, preserving existing water access facilities and growing water access with new facilities require a well-thought-out plan for development.
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