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Gulf Craft was represented at the Asia-Pacific Superyacht Summit (APSS) 2026, organised by @superyachttimes in Kobe on May 7-8, where our CEO, Erwin Bamps, participated in the panel discussion “Why International Shipyards Are Investing in the Asia-Pacific.”

During the session, he shared insights into the strategic drivers behind such investments and how the group assesses the region’s long-term commercial potential.

Now firmly established as the leading annual gathering for the superyacht industry in the Asia-Pacific region, the APSS brings together industry leaders, yacht owners, investors, and key regional stakeholders, all working toward positioning Asia-Pacific as a premier superyacht market and cruising destination. ...

Reflecting on a great @singaporeyachtingfestival 2026 participation, we would like to thank everyone who visited us at the show. We were proud to showcase our flagship Nomad yacht, the Nomad 101, at the centre of our stand, together with our local partner @magsubsea, and our Southeast Asia dealer @deraniyachts, as well as newly appointed @asiayachting from Hong Kong.

From speaking at and connecting with the Asian yachting community at the well attended Southeast Asia Yachting Conference, to being awarded “Best Builder in Asia” at the Yacht Style Awards, we continue to value the annual Singapore event as a key moment for yachting and boating enthusiasts across Southeast Asia. ...

Off to a great start at the Singapore Yachting Festival 2026. Join us over the coming days and explore our latest portfolio of Majesty and Nomad yachts, Oryx cruisers and SilverCat power catamarans. Our team is on hand to connect and discuss upcoming opportunities. ...

Gulf Craft wins Best Builder in Asia at the Yacht Style Awards, held ahead of the Singapore Yachting Festival, marking its second time winning this title, highlighting its growing presence in South-East Asia. ...

Erwin Bamps, CEO of Gulf Craft, joined the opening panel at SEA Asia, Blue Capital: Investments in ASEAN Marinas and the Yachting Industry, at this year’s Southeast Asia Yachting Conference.

He shared his perspective on how the Southeast Asian buyer has fundamentally evolved, now entering the market with genuine knowledge, elevated expectations, and a lifestyle already built around boating.

Erwin emphasised that success in this region demands a diverse product strategy, because Southeast Asia is not one market, but many. And the broader panel agreed; the wealth is here, the cruising grounds are here, and the demand is here. What the region now needs is coordinated action across infrastructure, services, and regulation to match the moment. ...